avon voslooJunior Virtual Ranger
Joined: Thu Jul 07, 2005 10:24 am
Posts: 186
Location: Kempton Park
Slap-bang in the middle with intentional blur.
A few years ago I had an idea about a photo but never got around to it – a star trail around a baobab. Made me think about it when I saw the same idea in print and when the shot started winning competitions I decided that I will not let an idea go by again. If it’s a bad idea so be it.
Took me a few years to get this shot and it’s almost what I wanted to achieve but still not exactly the way I envisioned it to be. When the males wake up late afternoon they stretch a bit, yawn a few times and then shake their heads – usually they do so only once before getting up and stretching again. The first time I took such a shot the distance was just too far and the only regret I have this time is that I did not use the F2.8 70-200. I missed the eye as the focus point by about ten millimetres below the eye. I never edit blades of grass, etc. because I have never been able to convince a lion where to pose
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A few years ago I had an idea about a photo but never got around to it – a star trail around a baobab. Made me think about it when I saw the same idea in print and when the shot started winning competitions I decided that I will not let an idea go by again. If it’s a bad idea so be it.
Took me a few years to get this shot and it’s almost what I wanted to achieve but still not exactly the way I envisioned it to be. When the males wake up late afternoon they stretch a bit, yawn a few times and then shake their heads – usually they do so only once before getting up and stretching again. The first time I took such a shot the distance was just too far and the only regret I have this time is that I did not use the F2.8 70-200. I missed the eye as the focus point by about ten millimetres below the eye. I never edit blades of grass, etc. because I have never been able to convince a lion where to pose
Comments please
