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    Bedded Bambi

    Backlit, shot wide open at f/4 ---300mm---iso800---1/320s


    Bedded Bambi

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    OK, that one is just stunning. Sharpness of the deer, nice colors in the background and softness of the grass. Beautiful, I say!!

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    A very different style of image and as Terri mentioned, a truly stunning one. Really nice exposure: bright subject and foreground and dark background. I only wonder if I would like it even more with more space above Bambi's head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by terrib View Post
    OK, that one is just stunning. Sharpness of the deer, nice colors in the background and softness of the grass. Beautiful, I say!!

    Thank you terri, glad you liked it.

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    Beautiful, stunning photo...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Buckley View Post
    A very different style of image and as Terri mentioned, a truly stunning one. Really nice exposure: bright subject and foreground and dark background. I only wonder if I would like it even more with more space above Bambi's head.
    Thanks mike. I really pushed the exposure on this one. Had to bring it back in post by -1.0 ev. Due to being backlit, there are several large white ,shaped bokeh spots, in the background. I cropped it tight to remove the spots. This crop also keeps the eyes on the upper 1/3's line.

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Buckley View Post
    A very different style of image and as Terri mentioned, a truly stunning one. Really nice exposure: bright subject and foreground and dark background. I only wonder if I would like it even more with more space above Bambi's head.
    Thanks mike, i do like the uncropped image, but there were some bright white bokeh dots that were distracting. I cropped it to 16/9 to remove the distracting spots and place the eyes on the upper 1/3's line.

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    Quote Originally Posted by Christina S View Post
    Beautiful, stunning photo...
    Thank you christina.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve S View Post
    I cropped it to 16/9 to remove the distracting spots and place the eyes on the upper 1/3's line.
    Consider cloning to remove the intrusive stuff in the background.

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    I like this a lot. The sharpness and clarity are excellent.

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    Re: Bedded Bambi

    I like this. Something worthy of a print I would say.

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