Found this little devil sitting on a fence post in my adventure tonight, my fiance was very excited about seeing him, so we took a few shots.
Rick-ws
Loc: Seattle or North Idaho
Wow! Excellent poser, isn't it? Nice DoF. Which province?
Excellent series of photographs.
Well taken/captured.
Luck and having a camera 24/7 allows a wonderful series like this. One of my rules based on having photographed a sunken rotted boat in Argentina one shot.. should have been 20 from diff angles and settings... no only one. Only when back in USA did I see what I missed; you did the wise [owl] thing taking many.
Suggestion: Is the subject of this photo grass? NO, then why do I see so much of it. First use straighten tool, fence post thru the center of the owl head should be vertical. and Use the crop tool and put the Owl at the 1/3 point so his eyes are looking the the other 2/3 and crop tight on grass above him so equal to the grass below him. That is to say bring the right side in a lot and bring the left in so owl is at 1/3. Now the owl is bigger and dominates the photo. The photo with the slight head viewing to the left of the photo is my pick.
dpullum wrote:
Luck and having a camera 24/7 allows a wonderful series like this. One of my rules based on having photographed a sunken rotted boat in Argentina one shot.. should have been 20 from diff angles and settings... no only one. Only when back in USA did I see what I missed; you did the wise [owl] thing taking many.
Suggestion: Is the subject of this photo grass? NO, then why do I see so much of it. First use straighten tool, fence post thru the center of the owl head should be vertical. and Use the crop tool and put the Owl at the 1/3 point so his eyes are looking the the other 2/3 and crop tight on grass above him so equal to the grass below him. That is to say bring the right side in a lot and bring the left in so owl is at 1/3. Now the owl is bigger and dominates the photo. The photo with the slight head viewing to the left of the photo is my pick.
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I know these tricks, just in a big hurry, my bad, wanted to catch him before he flew the coop, lol, I will do some PP on them and make them better.Thank-You for reminding me, this shows just how friendly the members here are.
sb
Loc: Florida's East Coast
Wow! Very cool! A great set!
PhotoNoob wrote:
Found this little devil sitting on a fence post in my adventure tonight, my fiance was very excited about seeing him, so we took a few shots.
Is this a great gray owl? Good capture.
photophile wrote:
Is this a great gray owl? Good capture.
I wasn't that lucky, it's just a barn owl I believe
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