Pheasant Hunt

I like # 2 not very sharp, the subjects feet are cut off ,but it tells the story and that's what it's all about...

Rockney wrote in post #9229332
I like # 2 not very sharp, the subjects feet are cut off ,but it tells the story and that's what it's all about...

thats weird they do look cut off. If you look close they are not it just blends in with the dirt I might re crop that.

I like the shots, #2 better. I think I'd tone back on the vignetting a bit, but it does help pull the viewer in.

Dave

I love that look of the man walking with the gun in the back of his neck..

I would love to do that one day ..its a passion of mine that i have devloped recently

Thanks for the comments

Benandbobbi wrote in post #9229247
Because dishes taste like crap.

I very nearly spit out my beer when I read this!!!

OP, nice shots. I've been considering doing some of this as I know a couple of guys that do some guiding around here. I wasn't able to do it this fall though since my wife was 8 months pregnant when the season started up.

MPpro,

I like it much better without the vehicles. Great job!

Jeff M.

DDCSD wrote in post #9231083
I very nearly spit out my beer when I read this!

LOL

I about spit out my coffee when I read this! Way too funny!

OP, I like the 2nd one, especially with no cars in the background. Good job telling the story of the day!

And yes, plastic dishes don't taste very good. Not nearly as good as a pheasant!

climnof wrote in post #9228467
Is this a sport? why don't you shoot plastic dishes?

I might mention that the only reason I shoot clay birds (plastic dishes) is so that when bird season rolls around I can kill more birds. It's simply practice for the real deal.

the first one is awesome! looks like a catalog promo shot - well done!

Thanks for all the great comments guys. I would love to do something with them just dont know where to start.

I love the idea as I am an avid hunter but I don't like the editing in the first 2. The vignetting is too much.