up close

[jwear]

a portrait in tern

[ginger_55]

That is cool, Jeff!

I know I always say that, but it is!

I think we should have an "up close" thread.

ginger (birdman can put his Ospreys in it!) Smile.

No, I know how to do scenics very well, but I am a story teller, for the most part. I would like to know how to do up close, too!

Also, maybe a thread of everything listed as "NOT TO POST" by Harry. Between all of us, we must have photos of cuties, rats, gulls, etc.

(what is wrong with gulls?)

[Rohirrim]

a portrait in tern

Very nice Jeff. Great background.


(what is wrong with gulls?)
Nothing wrong with gulls Ginger. They can make for great subjects.

[Dick on Aruba]

This a a very neat picture with a great background. Good work.

It's not always easy to come close enough to get a nice detailled headshot.

Dick.

Here is on of mine (a bit further away)

[Click to enlarge]
http://arubaphoto.smugmug.com/photos/61642821-M.jpg (http://arubaphoto.smugmug.com/photos/61642821-O.jpg)

[Thusie]

Really, really super:thumb

[Harryb]

Good one Jeff. I would have tried to bring out the drker areas in my post work.

[Osprey Whisperer]

Nice capture Jeff.

Where is your buddy Dallas, Jeff? :dunno :scratch Have not seen him n weeks. Hope he's O.K.

Dick....pretty nice capture, yourself, but I would have done some PS work on those reflections under the beak. They are a bit distracting.

Cheers

[davev]

The exposure looks good, but I wish it was looking at the camera instead of away from it.

[jwear]

Nice capture Jeff.

Where is your buddy Dallas, Jeff? :dunno :scratch Have not seen him n weeks. Hope he's O.K.

Dick....pretty nice capture, yourself, but I would have done some PS work on those reflections under the beak. They are a bit distracting.

Cheersmike no idea saw him that day i posted his picture and have pmed him and no responce he was upset about something but i have no idea what :scratch ask froggy and see if he knows whats up :dunno oh yea and thanks :D :thumb

[jwear]

Good one Jeff. I would have tried to bring out the drker areas in my post work.thanks like this

[jwear]

The exposure looks good, but I wish it was looking at the camera instead of away from it.thanks but looking at me i have a few this i like very much because it is different --the background and this over shoulder look I like --next time he sits for a shot i will ask him for the front on look :rofl :D thanks davev for looking and the comment

[bfjr]

excellent work on the second both the shot and post work :thumb

[jwear]

That is cool, Jeff!

I know I always say that, but it is!

I think we should have an "up close" thread.

ginger (birdman can put his Ospreys in it!) Smile.

No, I know how to do scenics very well, but I am a story teller, for the most part. I would like to know how to do up close, too!

Also, maybe a thread of everything listed as "NOT TO POST" by Harry. Between all of us, we must have photos of cuties, rats, gulls, etc.

(what is wrong with gulls?)thanks G --the up close thread --I call mine portraits I have good luck getting close and have not got close to your scenics --they are very good :thumb but if we have a not to post --post it would be empty :cry :cry

[jwear]

Very nice Jeff. Great background.



Nothing wrong with gulls Ginger. They can make for great subjects.thanks again Steve this was a lucky hr maybe 100 shots and 15 i really liked --the terns are great birds to shot we have about 5 different kinds

[jwear]

Really, really super:thumbthank you -I like this shot thanks for looking and the comment :D

[jwear]

This a a very neat picture with a great background. Good work.

It's not always easy to come close enough to get a nice detailled headshot.

Dick.

Here is on of mine (a bit further away)

[Click to enlarge]
thanks getting close is an art and something that makes me proud well that and luck :D

[jwear]

excellent work on the second both the shot and post work :thumbhave spent more time with this dam computer :wxwax but it does pay off but i do like the hunt and shooting more than the sitting :rolleyes