Using Your Advice.

[JohnGalt_ny]

Requested, and received some advice in this community regarding metering white wolves in bright sunlight. Wanted to thank those who helped out and put up some early results. I know Apache (#1) and Lukas (#4) need sharpening. I'll be doing PP after I get through the 500 or so frames from yesterday. The big experiment for me was the metering and the suggestions from the members were terrific.

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[Grainbelt]

2 & 3 are terrific. :thumb

[Maestro]

Much better exposure! :thumb

[dbaker1221]

well done!:clap # 3 is awesome:clap

[Harryb]

Definite improvement in these shots, #2 and #3 are wall hangers. :thumb

[JohnGalt_ny]

Thank you all. It is definitely worth taking a beating (or Whipping) if I can learn stuff like these. As I said, my last session with Arctics (the white wolves) was a metering disaster.

I'll add to these tomorrow featuring Lukas and Kyla (Canadian Grays who are actually gray, sort of.

Thanks again.

[Icebear]

That's one hell of a P&S you got there pahdnuh. Nice work.

[Dogdots]

Beautiful Wolf pictures. I like the last one the best :thumb

[JohnGalt_ny]

Thanks Bear. They aren't dSLRs but I really like the S series.

DogDots, So do I. I'll be posting more "camouflage" shots in the next day or two. Thanks.