If it's worth doing, it's worth over doing.....

[Beagletorque]

All 16mm FX f16.

 

[mrtoad]

very sharp and well exposed
no real crit on the actual first one except the damn fencing
2 could have benefitted from a larger lens' effect at pushing out the background
3 needs some 'air' between the horns and the tree
would be glad to have taken these though..but with my slightly non wide lens
cheers
geof

 

[Beagletorque]

Yes, framing was a bit of an issue. I was not looking thro' the finder as the camera was basically on the ground and only a foot or so from the subject!
Thanks for your comments.

 

[carlosftw]

I like the composition on these

 

[Vicktrr]

These are brilliant! I love the POV in all three! The goats have the best expression though

 

[Janice]

I love all these. Great to go out with the idea of using a 16mm on subjects like this. A small amount of flash used? specially on the goats? I love the effect

 

[mrtoad]

since i am learning as i go along...
what is your crop factor on your dslr
mine is 2
and i see canon do three at 1.6 1.3 and full size...which is strange since the dslr no longer uses 35mm film
ho hum
getting to like those chaps in the w-a mode
cheers
geof

 

[Beagletorque]

Janice, yes flash used (sb-900), camera upside dowm, so flash pointing up under the chin.

Geoff, crop factor is 1, ie full frame or 35mm equiv.

 

[Flying giraffe]

there all good, second one does it for me though, great exprsion on its face