Frozen in Space

Landing Shot

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Beautiful Gary. I think he's "undershot" the runway though. *SMACK*

Sweet shot man

Looks like some tuff light conditions.

Nicely sharp shot, too bad the log interferes with the view of the right wing.
(Looks a bit underexposed on my monitor though)

canonloader wrote in post #3200853
Beautiful Gary. I think he's "undershot" the runway though. *SMACK*

Thanks Mitch

He made the landing with room to spare

EZRider wrote in post #3200854
Sweet shot man

Looks like some tuff light conditions.

Thanks EZ

Yes, Dark and overcast. I was going to brighten it but it just blew the sky out.

PetKal wrote in post #3200892
Nicely sharp shot, too bad the log interferes with the view of the right wing.
(Looks a bit underexposed on my monitor though)

thanks

But still a sweet shot. Did you play around with it in black and white?

I love the friction on the left wing, the tree limb does block the right one but the way its fading away is sweet!! Awesome landng shot

hTr wrote in post #3201037

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You see, HTR, this looks better already.
I think if we accept that this is a shot of an eagle primarily and not a shot of the sky, then I'd always expose the eagle right and let the sky fall where it may. If it's blown, so be it......the only way to fix that would be a composite exposure in photoshop or something....i.e., thru fakery.

PetKal wrote in post #3201069
You see, HTR, this looks better already.
I think if we accept that this is a shot of an eagle primarily and not a shot of the sky, then I'd always expose the eagle right and let the sky fall where it may. If it's blown, so be it......the only way to fix that would be a composite exposure in photoshop or something....i.e., thru fakery.

Not into Faking shots with PP. and I'm not good at it anyway. I simply increased exposure by .33 and let the sky go.

hTr wrote in post #3201087
Not into Faking shots with PP. and I'm not good at it anyway. I simply increased exposure by .33 and let the sky go.

Yup, that's my way too

PetKal wrote in post #3201090
Yup, that's my way too

Thanks Kal