Iceax Messages 256 Name Andy Edit My Images Yes 21 Feb 2014 #1 One from my last visit to the Safari park: Andy
sbowler579 Messages 15,454 Name Steve (Being Kind) Edit My Images Yes 22 Feb 2014 #2 Sharp detailed shot there, just not that interesting, sorry. The composition is too central and the bright sunlight doesn't help much it is too harsh.
Sharp detailed shot there, just not that interesting, sorry. The composition is too central and the bright sunlight doesn't help much it is too harsh.
RedRobin Dances With Dogs Messages 9,314 Name Robin Edit My Images Yes 23 Feb 2014 #3 Great concept but I agree with Steve about the shot generally. Having now got the concept you could set something up which results in a hot shot.
Great concept but I agree with Steve about the shot generally. Having now got the concept you could set something up which results in a hot shot.
OP Iceax Messages 256 Name Andy Edit My Images Yes 23 Feb 2014 #4 Thanks guys for taking the time to post and for the pointers, hopefully i shall take it on board and improve A
Thanks guys for taking the time to post and for the pointers, hopefully i shall take it on board and improve A
Biosphere Messages 59 Edit My Images No 26 Feb 2014 #5 Maybe if you waited for good light with dewy grass and used a really wide aperture (2.8 or 1.8) you could get some sparkle and nice bokeh on it?
Maybe if you waited for good light with dewy grass and used a really wide aperture (2.8 or 1.8) you could get some sparkle and nice bokeh on it?