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Greater Yellow Legs #2097
02/11/06 12:57 AM 02/11/06 12:57 AM
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Scott Neuner Offline OP
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First post to this forum and with new lens, your thoughts?
Re: Greater Yellow Legs [Re: Scott Neuner] #2098
02/12/06 10:11 PM 02/12/06 10:11 PM
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A nice shot. I wish the head was turned a little more toward the camera.
I might also crop some from the bottom since the duck weed messes up the reflection.

Art Peslak www.artpeslakphotography.com
Re: Greater Yellow Legs [Re: amp5213] #2099
02/14/06 12:47 AM 02/14/06 12:47 AM
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Hey Art,

I was thinking a further crop from the left may also be nice. I love the saturated colors of the shot. What camera are you using?

James

Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer
Re: Greater Yellow Legs [Re: James Morrissey] #2100
02/15/06 11:34 AM 02/15/06 11:34 AM
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Scott Neuner Offline OP
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James,
I'm using the D100, RAW conversion in Bibble and post in PS7. The new lens is Nikon 300mm f2.8 with 2x teleconverter.

Scott
Re: Greater Yellow Legs [Re: Scott Neuner] #2101
02/24/06 06:20 PM 02/24/06 06:20 PM
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Very nice, Scott. Very nice color and composition. I wish the rocks were not disturbing the reflection. With that in mind, you can not always choose your background.

Lou
Re: Greater Yellow Legs [Re: Loopman] #2102
03/07/06 02:40 PM 03/07/06 02:40 PM
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Scott,
I really like the subject isolation. A lot of time the background isolation is in such a way that it contributes little to the photo, but in this case, it helps tell the story. Great deep blue too.

Thanks, Jeff

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