Wild Ram-Round 2
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They both look good, but if you try to brighten the eyes just a little (dodge tool) it'll give you a little more edge to the picture 
there's something so weird about this picture lol. maybe it's the subject and his wandering eyes...
i agree with the previous comments, i would almost like to see the line where the fur meets the sky and the rocks. in the second image, i don't know if the top branches are of the same distance as the goat, but they could use some blurring to bring out the goat some more.
but always great pics that can generate conversation- thanks for sharing.
what camera are you using if i may ask?
i agree with the previous comments, i would almost like to see the line where the fur meets the sky and the rocks. in the second image, i don't know if the top branches are of the same distance as the goat, but they could use some blurring to bring out the goat some more.
but always great pics that can generate conversation- thanks for sharing.
what camera are you using if i may ask?
jbnebres;2896880; said:
Thanks for the kind words-
I do not understand what you mean by saying you would like to see the line where the fur meets the sky and the rocks?
The branches are all messed up man-
Some of them were really close to me and other's were up by the Ram-Hence why a few are blurred and other's are not....Not much I can do about it though now.....
I use a canon 400D (XTI)-And used a 100mm macro lense(lmfao)
very cool.. i've been debating to grab the xti b/c a local store here just got a refurbished one for cheap- but i'm also in the process of grabbing a p&s.
i dont think i did a good job explaining myself- my bad, what i mean about the "line" is not so much a literal line, but to readily see where the fur breaks into the white sky- and not flattening out with the background. i'm betting if your focus was a bit farther back into space, you would get your subject to pop out more.
but with that said, i dont want you think your pictures are at all deficient. from looking back at your other photo threads, you keep coming back with originally composed art.
thanks for sharing.
i dont think i did a good job explaining myself- my bad, what i mean about the "line" is not so much a literal line, but to readily see where the fur breaks into the white sky- and not flattening out with the background. i'm betting if your focus was a bit farther back into space, you would get your subject to pop out more.
but with that said, i dont want you think your pictures are at all deficient. from looking back at your other photo threads, you keep coming back with originally composed art.
thanks for sharing.
