A lone bison in the river. How's the b&w work for this one? C&C appreciated.
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Feb 24, 2012 12:15 | #1 A lone bison in the river. How's the b&w work for this one? C&C appreciated. HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Facebook
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Feb 28, 2012 12:40 | #3 4huskers wrote in post #13983770  Lamar Valley in Yellowstone? That's correct! Facebook
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Daxiesmum Senior Member More info | Feb 29, 2012 12:23 | #5 Really beautiful! www.flickr.com/photos/BeckyH1
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Kevan Goldmember  3,125 posts Likes: 17 Joined Dec 2007 Location: Easton, MD More info | Feb 29, 2012 17:13 | #6 Awesome shot. This is an image that could go, oh, so many ways. I really like the bottom half, the mercury-like water surface and the stark silhouette of the beast, but I think it would be cool to see a bit better the stand of trees far off in the distance in order to offer some more depth. I hate to second guess, I'm sure you've played with this yourself and found what worked for you, that best represented that moment when the shutter was pressed. This is a really remarkable setting.
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Feb 29, 2012 19:47 | #7 rick_reno wrote in post #13985786 nice shot Daxiesmum wrote in post #13990922 Really beautiful! Thank you! Kevan wrote in post #13992914 Awesome shot. This is an image that could go, oh, so many ways. I really like the bottom half, the mercury-like water surface and the stark silhouette of the beast, but I think it would be cool to see a bit better the stand of trees far off in the distance in order to offer some more depth. I hate to second guess, I'm sure you've played with this yourself and found what worked for you, that best represented that moment when the shutter was pressed. This is a really remarkable setting. I appreciate the feedback, Kevan! Thank you! That stark contrast between the bison and the river is exactly what I was going for. He was entering the river as I was reaching for my camera, and I was fortunate enough for him to pause right there. I didn't have much time for setting adjustment, but I was really happy with what I got -- especially when I converted it to black & white. That said, I'm glad you mentioned that about the trees, because it gives me something to consider and reflect on. Facebook
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2bits Member 91 posts Joined Nov 2011 Location: Colorado More info | Mar 01, 2012 13:56 | #9 Great shot!
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dgraham329 Cream of the Crop 11,133 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2010 Location: Central Oklahoma More info | Mar 01, 2012 14:07 | #10 cool capture
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Mar 01, 2012 17:57 | #11 2bits wrote in post #13998893 Great shot! dgraham329 wrote in post #13998975 cool capture Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Facebook
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victorelessar Member  187 posts Joined Jan 2012 Location: Maceió, Brazil More info | Mar 02, 2012 09:50 | #12 very nice Canon EOS 1100D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm | Helios 50mm 1:2 | sigma DL 70-300mm
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