p.1 #1 · Yellow Legs white flash at sunset - Updated
A flock of Yellowlegs blasted off and started flying defensive turn arounds when a bald eagle flew over them. When they turn with there bellies towards you there is a white flash of there underside.
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
1) After discussion with Karl
X-H2SXF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR lens500mmf/6.41/1700s800 ISO-0.7 EV
2) Original
X-H2SXF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR lens500mmf/6.41/1700s800 ISO-0.7 EV
p.1 #2 · Yellow Legs white flash at sunset - Updated
I know what you are trying to tell us on the flashing of the bellies
If I can give me .02 on this one Morris ............ what if you took 2/3 of this image inclusive of the area with the one standing with legs crossed, cropped down to eliminate the rear BG horizon then leveled the front one making a bit more of a pano and a bit more intensity to these lovely subjects? The golden light is pretty but also wondering if tinkering to go slightly cooler on the WB to get a little more natural color and a bit of green in the grass would enhance?
p.1 #3 · Yellow Legs white flash at sunset - Updated
Karl Witt wrote:
I know what you are trying to tell us on the flashing of the bellies
If I can give me .02 on this one Morris ............ what if you took 2/3 of this image inclusive of the area with the one standing with legs crossed, cropped down to eliminate the rear BG horizon then leveled the front one making a bit more of a pano and a bit more intensity to these lovely subjects? The golden light is pretty but also wondering if tinkering to go slightly cooler on the WB to get a little more natural color and a bit of green in the grass would enhance?
Karl: What if you took 2/3 of this image inclusive of the area with the one standing with legs crossed
Morris: There is a nice break in the flock on the right at about 2/3 so it is an easy crop to do:
Karl: cropped down to eliminate the rear BG horizon then leveled the front one making a bit more of a pano and a bit more intensity to these lovely subjects?
Morris: The rear shore is the level one and the closer one appears off. If you look at the ripples in the water you can see this. I've played with different level options, I like the reflections and without using AI to correct the front horizon it looks very strange having the closer shore line level. I'll think about what to do with this.
The golden light is pretty but also wondering if tinkering to go slightly cooler on the WB to get a little more natural color and a bit of green in the grass would enhance?
I believe this is one of the images I processed on my laptop and while it's screen is good, it's nothing like my Asus Proart 32 inch at home. I can go to a more natural looking pastells.
