The Beauty of Brown Feathers - revisited
Nov 24, 2021 18:01:02 #
This was the start of my not even organized project to seek out the beauty in the patterns and textures in the feathers of "plain looking single color birds".
I went back to my OOC image and reprocessed it in the latest versions of LrC, PS and Topaz AI. It is a small bird and a major crop so I am at the point where the image starts to pixelate.
The bird was perched on a wire in an area already in shade at 4PM on 10/30/16 in my backyard in Corona, CA. I was using a 1.4x on my lens so even with fill flash the image was underexposed because the widest I could get was f/8.0 and I had to correct in PP.
7DII, 100-400L mk2+1.4 III @ 560, 1/250 @ f/8.0, ISO-400
hand held at about 20-25 feet.
I went back to my OOC image and reprocessed it in the latest versions of LrC, PS and Topaz AI. It is a small bird and a major crop so I am at the point where the image starts to pixelate.
The bird was perched on a wire in an area already in shade at 4PM on 10/30/16 in my backyard in Corona, CA. I was using a 1.4x on my lens so even with fill flash the image was underexposed because the widest I could get was f/8.0 and I had to correct in PP.
7DII, 100-400L mk2+1.4 III @ 560, 1/250 @ f/8.0, ISO-400
hand held at about 20-25 feet.
Nov 24, 2021 18:08:28 #
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Nov 25, 2021 05:57:54 #
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Nov 25, 2021 13:47:46 #
Nov 25, 2021 13:49:32 #
PRETENDER wrote:
Mother nature don't make ugly.
Not in this case, but... I have seen some things that fell out of the ugly tree, hit every limb on the way down and climbed back up to do it again several times.
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