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Oct 10, 2006 22:48 | #1

Wayne ol'son....this is how we need to shoot them flying white chickens, eh ? :lol:

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Oct 10, 2006 23:08 | #2

lovely in-flight shots, well done.

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Oct 11, 2006 21:24 as a reply to @ justin carpenter's post | #3

your so right , it's alot nicer to have a bg other than blue sky , very nice images Peter,,, hope you dont mind me posting one within that I'm sure you will like alot actually 2 images I think ,,,, when we talked about the bg in the spring I went out and shot these,,, oh and thanx for dedicating a whole thread to me ,,, pretty damn nice of you pops

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Oct 11, 2006 21:26 | #4

Excellent in-flight captures.

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Oct 11, 2006 21:37 as a reply to @ Reyno's post | #5

Excellent seagull captures...as sharp and well exposed as anything I've seen.
Only one thing.....the entire image consists of the BACKGROUND and the BIRD.
For that ideal image, we really must pay appropriate attention to both.
In other words, your background is good, but it does not quite harmonize with the bird which is excellent.
See ? :lol:
Now, let me try to find some really good examples to illustrate this lesson.
(Geez, these PIPers, so competitive :rolleyes: )

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Oct 11, 2006 21:47 as a reply to @ PetKal's post | #6

OK, OK wayne.
I have found a couple of other shots where I've been paying attention to the background, to the point of positioning myself in such a way that I get it in the shot.....then I just had to wait for a seagull to fly into the frame.

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Oct 11, 2006 21:55 as a reply to @ PetKal's post | #7

ahhhhhh i see what your getting at , but I think I like the second better which is funny because with it's less discernable background it kind of goes against what your showing me

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Oct 11, 2006 21:59 | #8

liv2trip wrote in post #2109079

ahhhhhh i see what your getting at , but I think I like the second better which is funny because with it's less discernable background it kind of goes against what your showing me

Yeah, many times it will be better if you can blur it...sometimes, you wanna keep it more clear....it depends on so many factors.

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Oct 11, 2006 22:02 as a reply to @ PetKal's post | #9

so you have given me yet another thing to think of next time I'm out ,,, for that lighthouse shot what F stop were you at

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Oct 11, 2006 22:21 | #10

liv2trip wrote in post #2109104

so you have given me yet another thing to think of next time I'm out ,,, for that lighthouse shot what F stop were you at

F/7.1......conservative with the 85f/1.8 lens. Could have gone to f/9.0 for even a bit more D0F, and still retain shutter speed about 1/800-100o sec.

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