Swan alone again
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After a long time nursing 8 young swans she is alone again...
| Photographer: |
Fonzy -
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| Folder: |
My Birds 2005 |
| Uploaded: |
27-Aug-2005 17:12 CEST |
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| Camera: |
Olympus E1 |
| Exposure time: |
1./80 |
| Aperture: |
8 |
| Focal length: |
54mm |
| Lens: |
ZD 14-54mm |
| Focusing method: |
Spot |
| ISO: |
100 |
| White balance: |
Auto |
| Flash: |
external |
| Image format: |
SHQ |
| Processing applied: |
Cropped |
| Various: |
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| Image resized to: |
727x1024 |
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Swan alone again
Personally, I think the wild life always comes more natural without flash. Flash suppresses colors and adds unnecessary glares. And I believe it was already too dark for the fill-in. The water drops on the swan's neck makes it look more like a lady's evening dress, rather than a wild life. This comes from my personal observation, so do not take it as a criticism. You may have something else on your mind.
- Sergey
Sergey Green at 21:45 CEST on 27-Aug-2005 [Reply]
NO SUBJECT
You are absolutely right Sergey
I did a little fill-in flash because it was going to be dark in a few minutes , the light however makes the waterdrops look like pearls what I liked in a way too.
I can see what you mean by unnecessary glares now.
I do not take it as a criticism, but as a positive remark.
How can we learn , if we not listen to critics, pos. or neg.
Thanks for the comment and time to view this picture.
Fonzy - at 22:19 CEST on 27-Aug-2005 [Reply]
Swan alone again
Devil! He just popped up again on my screen! :)
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Sergey Green at 21:37 CET on 20-Feb-2006 [Reply]