I was trying to take some Geese head-on (staright incoming) IF late yesterday. I was able to get ONE pretty much straight on incoming w/ this wing spread. I kinda like it but not sure if it is your cup of tea kinda shot . I had to tilt/rotate about 5 degree clockwise to level the wings a tad. Sorry about the side lighting. That was my only angle to work with. I did a symmetrical crop/comp for this type of shot becuase I think it maybe more appropiate. What do you think? All C&C are welcome. Thank you
Dan
I thought this thread was going to be about that stupid commercial with people rubbing a stick of balm on their foreheads, and asking if it actually works.
wickerprints wrote:
I thought this thread was going to be about that stupid commercial with people rubbing a stick of balm on their foreheads, and asking if it actually works.
LMAO
Maybe I should rename it to 'Head-On...Does it actually work?'
Duane N wrote:
I'm processing an Eagle image pretty much the same as your Goose...so I'm bias...I love it.
Thanks Duane. An Eagle vs. a Goose........Hmmmmm I think I like to see your Eagle more . Kidding aside, I like this shot mainly because of the straight out wing spreads (I think it is harder for me to capture that) instead of the more typical V-shaped spreads (I have those too ).
Dan
I've never used it but I want to know if it works and what it does. It's a cool shot, if you went out trying to get it you'd probably try for a long time to get it.
Thank you mostly Mr.Z00M ....QUACK .....QUACK back at you
Seriously, thanks for dropping by Ken and what non-mostly part don't you like about it? I like to know so I won't do/make the same mistake again.
Deanno
reko wrote:
I've never used it but I want to know if it works and what it does. It's a cool shot, if you went out trying to get it you'd probably try for a long time to get it.
Hi Robert,
This is my first doing this so I wasn't sure if it works or not. Yep, I had to wait for almost two hours for this shot. Thank you for the comments.
dan
Well....... I just deleted a whole bunch of Snow Geese and Mew Gulls head on like that but I do think this one works. Not sure why when I didn't like mine The other two are nice IF's Dan with nice light
. I had to tilt/rotate about 5 degree clockwise to level the wings a tad. Sorry about the side lighting. That was my only angle to work with. I did a symmetrical crop/comp for this type of shot becuase I think it maybe more appropiate. What do you think? All C&C are welcome. Thank you
... love that 1st shot, he appears to be floating in the air... 
The other two are nice IF's Dan with nice light