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Hi all,
Here's a shot I took when I got my camera two years ago. Back then I was not shooting in raw and its one of my first edit in Lightroom. ( I wish I could go back there now and redo the shot properly Its not the nicest fox ever, but there is something in this picture, some fragility in its look maybe.Took the shoot on top of Mount Jefferson, New Hampshire (US). What do you think of the composition? I was not sure how to put it. Thanks for your feedback! Camera: Nikon D40X Exposure 1/250 sec Aperture: f/5.6 Focal lentgh 135mm ISO: 200 Thanks! Karl Last edited by kcharb; 09-15-2010 at 11:22 PM. |
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I like this too, colours and saturation are really great. Could maybe lose a little of the left but not too much, pity about the tail but the clarity of the shot I think makes up for the small bit of missing fur. I'd certainly be happy if this was my shot
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