Registered: Sep 04, 2007
Total Posts: 106
Country: United States
Even if it was the wrong settings, I really like the effect it caused. It makes the photos seem that much more surreal.
Great shots. 
-Charlie
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
I had the wrong settings on my 5D. Used my 24-105mm. A bit out of focus but I thought I'd share them anyway. Comments welcome! |
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Lasse Eriksson Registered: Sep 13, 2006 Total Posts: 2030 Country: Sweden |
Cool series |
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harshaj1 Registered: Mar 13, 2004 Total Posts: 14944 Country: United States |
Great capture. |
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incognito89x Registered: Sep 04, 2007 Total Posts: 106 Country: United States |
Even if it was the wrong settings, I really like the effect it caused. It makes the photos seem that much more surreal. |
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Lil Judd Registered: Oct 19, 2007 Total Posts: 16343 Country: United States |
You've either cropped these a lot or you were really close. |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
I was very close to the action, maybe 30 feet. These were all cropped a little bit but not much. Thanks everyone! Hope you enjoyed them. |
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trailhiker Registered: Jul 10, 2006 Total Posts: 3893 Country: United States |
The fact that you got the series at all -- and that it was out in the open -- makes these special. I really like #2. Thanks for sharing! |
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Desertrat Registered: Mar 29, 2005 Total Posts: 100 Country: Canada |
5D is a slow camera and you did well with these but I feel they are a tad over saturated.. or do you have the settings in camera done for specifics? |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
Yes G Horn. It was a very cloudy grey day and I was shooting a landscape scene consisting of mostly grey cliffs. So I had the saturation on my 5D boosted to the max value when I shot the hawk. Mayve I should have brought the color down a bit when I cropped it. Thanks! |
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hhski Registered: Oct 27, 2006 Total Posts: 2309 Country: United States |
Nice. What type of hawk? Where? |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
I have no idea what type of hawk. It was taken near Yakima Washington. |
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Thang Registered: Jan 25, 2004 Total Posts: 7720 Country: United States |
given what you had at the time, these shots are spectacular, especially #2! |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
Thanks everyone! Can anyone tell me what kind of hawk this was? |
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KHOR Registered: Feb 20, 2004 Total Posts: 1163 Country: Malaysia |
Love the #2 shots |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
I also have some pictures of the dead rabbit... but I figured no one would want to see that! |
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David Israel Registered: Nov 06, 2007 Total Posts: 3733 Country: United States |
Awesome scene to capture. Nature is beautiful and it is cruel. |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
Sadly the hard drive the originals of these images were stored in has irretrievably crashed. This link is the only place it exists now... Note to self, must make more than ONE back up of these kind of pictures! |
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Martin Good Registered: Mar 16, 2008 Total Posts: 19363 Country: Switzerland |
Cool but warm captures |
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Conrad Tan Registered: Dec 08, 2007 Total Posts: 22809 Country: United States |
Martin Good wrote: |
