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RustyBug wrote:
I'm sure that was an emotive experience to be so close ... and to see the anguish.
Yes, it was a little hard to see him like this. I wasn't sure at the time if my images would capture this very well but I stayed there and watched him after I was finished shooting. That's when it really hit home.
Dave
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ben egbert wrote:
1,2,3 in that order, but I love all of them. Super glad you escaped the hurricane.
Thanks for the picks Ben. I'm surprised that #1 is a favorite here. I thought #5 would have been because he's hiding the pain better in that shot. Just goes to show that my photography taste is out of wack still.
Driving up there yesterday morning I was shocked by the heavy winds we were still getting way over here. Almost blew me off the road a few times. I was actually thinking about turning around because I didn't think they would be out in the fields with such heavy winds. But, this was in a huge valley and closer to TN and there was zero wind by the time I got up there.
Dave
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OregonSun wrote:
1 is my favorite for the prominent rack, depth, and subject isolation. The rest round out a great set. If they were mine I would clone out the dark stalk just to the right of the elk in 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Heron
Thank you Heron and thanks for the pick. I'm glad you mentioned that dark stalk as I was going to clone it out but decided to keep it in there to see if anyone saw that as a distraction. You answered that question and I'll make it go away.
Viewing these on my crap monitor now and I'm seeing some grain/noise on them and some are looking a little soft. Anyone else seeing this?
Dave
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