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loebas

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Sep 23, 2005 15:22 | #1

Have been out a lot, hoping to meet a male deer in full glory.
Finally managed to take a photo of him

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Sep 23, 2005 15:30 | #2

beautiful countryside, beautiful shot, well done...

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Sep 23, 2005 17:03 as a reply to @ gabrioladude's post | #3

Nice shot.

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Sep 23, 2005 17:23 | #4

looks like he noticed you noticed him...

nice setting for the shot.

the image could use a touch of levels adjusting though........ to bring out the color and details a bit more.

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Sep 23, 2005 19:18 | #5

That's a great shot.

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Sep 23, 2005 20:03 as a reply to @ ssim's post | #6

nice shots.

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Sep 23, 2005 20:19 as a reply to @ scott stokes's post | #7

great shot. Is that a mule deer? I've been trying to get a male whitetail, but no luck yet.

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Sep 23, 2005 20:24 | #8

Great shot and profile of the buck. How would he look cropped out?

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Sep 24, 2005 01:54 as a reply to @ Crypto's post | #9

Crypto wrote:
great shot. Is that a mule deer? I've been trying to get a male whitetail, but no luck yet.

I don't know the English species name of the deer I took this photo of but the Latin nameis (Cervus elaphus)
Be patient, I've been out so much to meet a buck like this, but allthough you meet them it is very difficult to get a decent photo. ( they are shy, often in dark areas, far away, trees, boring background etc).

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Sep 24, 2005 01:57 as a reply to @ myth337's post | #10

myth337 wrote:
looks like he noticed you noticed him...

nice setting for the shot.

the image could use a touch of levels adjusting though........ to bring out the color and details a bit more.

.. Lee

I'm not a PhotoShopper, but can you show me what you can achieve by the levels thing?

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Sep 24, 2005 02:05 as a reply to @ dancinec's post | #11

dancinec wrote:
Great shot and profile of the buck. How would he look cropped out?

I took this photo because of the natural surrounding the buck was in. When cropping you have a just a buck, that could be taken in a park or zoo.
Toninght I will post the buck cropped.

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Sep 24, 2005 07:35 | #12

Nice shot! You only got one of him?
In PS, goto Layers> Adjustment layer / Levels. You could goto Image> Levels, but that change would be permanent.

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Sep 24, 2005 07:39 | #13

This is a very lovely photo. Thanks for showing us.

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Sep 24, 2005 09:08 as a reply to @ loebas's post | #14

You have more pictures of deer than I have seen in my life! Nice capture!

loebas wrote:
I'm not a PhotoShopper, but can you show me what you can achieve by the levels thing?

The gray shading of your picture means it is underexposed. Levels (and curves) adjust
the histogram to use more of the light spectrum.

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Sep 24, 2005 14:03 | #15

Beautiful shot of a Red Deer stag. Is this in Scotland?

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