A few shots from the zoo.
- Thread starter malla1962
- Start date
A
Alex S
Guest
I think these are all good, but my favourite is the first one. The best thing, to me, is that you've managed to capture the character of the animal in each shot.
CT
TPer Emeritus
- Messages
- 26,617
- Edit My Images
- Yes
I'm sure we're not seeing the best of these shots. They look like they'll all stand a sharpen, and some look a bit over-exposed, although I can appreciate that the light in some of them looks very contrasty which is always difficult.
I gave your lion a quick sharpen and dropped the gamma a bit. I'm sure some of the others will respond well too.
I find the 180L a cracking sharp lens for this type of shot, although I do prefer to use it tripod mounted whenever possible.
I gave your lion a quick sharpen and dropped the gamma a bit. I'm sure some of the others will respond well too.
I find the 180L a cracking sharp lens for this type of shot, although I do prefer to use it tripod mounted whenever possible.
- Messages
- 115,214
- Name
- The real Chris
- Edit My Images
- No
The mandrill ( close up) is pretty cool, its a shame the light was "against you"
The lemurs a nice pose but its a shame about the blown lights, and wouldn't you just love to know what she is saying? ( grub up maybe?)
The lemurs a nice pose but its a shame about the blown lights, and wouldn't you just love to know what she is saying? ( grub up maybe?
)