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Which one to print - help me chose
May 28, 2023 13:17:26 #
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Markag wrote:
Toss ‘em all Cindy. Come to Oregon to see big Elk.
I just might have to take ya up on that offer!May 28, 2023 13:27:08 #
Sidwalkastronomy
Loc: New Jersey Shore
My brother lives an hour outside Denver and has elk in the back yard. Talk about large majestic animals
May 28, 2023 13:31:42 #
Markag wrote:
You all missed “chose” in the title. It’s past tense!!!!
Go take some photos.
Go take some photos.
Maybe you missed the typo......
Her English is gooder than that.
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May 28, 2023 14:23:47 #
CindyHouk wrote:
I want to print one of these but am having a hard time picking one. I will print it for a 12x12 frame....which one do you like best? Would you change any of the post processing on any of them?
I like 4.
May 28, 2023 15:57:58 #
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Sidwalkastronomy
Loc: New Jersey Shore
cliff Hilbert wrote:
You poor little old biddie getting your panties in a wad 😫😫. Have a nice day, sweetie! 😁
You sent me a nasty PM and blocked me from returning a message. Your PM is below so people can see what a troll you are. You are a sexist pos and btw I'm a guy, you keep saying I'm a female. This is disgusting and you should be thrown off here. You say im a female and married. Where do you get your info from?
A 12x12 cube, lol
Your pm:
Your husband must hate to come home to an old biddie like you, he probably stays away as much as possible.
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May 28, 2023 16:13:02 #
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May 28, 2023 16:19:52 #
Markag wrote:
Geez guys. Take a breath!
Some people deserve to be called on the carpet.
Others, not so much.
May 28, 2023 16:34:06 #
WOW! Eight pages of advice. I only read the first one.
I would go with #1, but just decrease exposure a bit to emphasize the texture in the fur & antlers. I like this one because you've got the whole elk in there, & it looks like he is bugling. I can almost hear him.
Great job, BTW.
We used to have elk here in our yard when we moved in 30 years ago, but a lot of fences have been put in since then. Elk are kind of lazy, so they've moved on. I still see one occasionally & tracks on our driveway in the winter.
This is how they looked on our farm in 1994. Minolta XE-7, slide film, standard lens, no zoom or tele.
I would go with #1, but just decrease exposure a bit to emphasize the texture in the fur & antlers. I like this one because you've got the whole elk in there, & it looks like he is bugling. I can almost hear him.
Great job, BTW.
We used to have elk here in our yard when we moved in 30 years ago, but a lot of fences have been put in since then. Elk are kind of lazy, so they've moved on. I still see one occasionally & tracks on our driveway in the winter.
This is how they looked on our farm in 1994. Minolta XE-7, slide film, standard lens, no zoom or tele.
May 28, 2023 16:34:45 #
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All your images are wonderful Cindy. #4 is a stunner if your intent is to show off antlers and have a more unique composition of the animal in the frame. I would suggest making the face/eye just a touch lighter though. Overall, I enjoyed #3, as I feel it shows off the size of the antlers best in proportion to the body size. #1 is good also, but IMO with it's head tilted backwards, the antlers don't show off as well in comparison with #3, but I do love that blade of grass in its mouth. You can't go wrong with choosing any one of the 4,(or all 4 as 1 responder recommended), it would be up to you as where it will hang and what's around it. Your area of the country has wonderful vistas and wildlife, I enjoy all you post. Bev
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