Spent some time in my blind in the back yard. Very late, sun going down so had to use slow SS. I did get some good sharp images of birds at the feeders. But for some reason this one of a finch that took off just as I was pressing the shutter got my attention. Notice in the first picture that the holder is tack sharp but the bird came out an almost total blur with a few sharpish parts. I decided to process it as an "Art" shot. I ran it through LR, then PS w/NIK and back to LR for a final crop.
Not that it makes much difference:
80D, 100-400L mk II @ 200, 1/250 @ f/8.0, ISO 800 hand held @ 15' in sunset light at 7 PM
I was backed off to 200 because there were multiple finches on the shepherd's crook and feeder but they took off and I caught this last one as it left.
nanaval wrote:
no pictures...
OK, they were there when I clicked send - so Murphy is a computer tech this week.
here they are (I hope, maybe!)
I like the shot, the second shot
Charlie157 wrote:
I like the shot, the second shot
Thank you
Crop and additional PP of first image.
An interesting dynamic between the stationary bird feeder and the zooming avifauna there .....
Yes they are here.. I like what you have done to the first one..
Bob Yankle wrote:
An interesting dynamic between the stationary bird feeder and the zooming avifauna there .....
Thanks ? Bob, is avifauna Navy speak for the B-1RD?
nanaval wrote:
Yes they are here.. I like what you have done to the first one..
Thanks, Seems the full frame one is getting all the attention. I guess I really don't understand art. I think I will print both for Photo Club Thursday and see what they have to say.
robertjerl wrote:
Thanks, Seems the full frame one is getting all the attention. I guess I really don't understand art. I think I will print both for Photo Club Thursday and see what they have to say.
You will have to let us know, I like the first as it shows why you caught the bird as a bit of a blur with it flying from the feeder.. I have quite a few that are a bit blurred so you have given me the idea to try something with them...
nanaval wrote:
You will have to let us know, I like the first as it shows why you caught the bird as a bit of a blur with it flying from the feeder.. I have quite a few that are a bit blurred so you have given me the idea to try something with them...
Will try to remember to come back here and post the club member opions.
I think I will take a refresher typing class also.
nanaval wrote:
You will have to let us know, I like the first as it shows why you caught the bird as a bit of a blur with it flying from the feeder.. I have quite a few that are a bit blurred so you have given me the idea to try something with them...
OK, at photo club with them viewing 13x19 prints everyone liked the closeup cropped version better.
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