The Unlucky One
CoopersDesign
5/22/07 7:38pm
Hey ya'll...
Was visitin' a VERY good friend of ours, and he was showing me some pictures that he took a few weeks ago in Yellowstone.
He scanned past these, and I thought they looked pretty artistic.
He's a great photographer, an "eagle-maniac", and videographer.
If you guys wanna see more outstanding wildlife shots, visit his website:
http://www.greatwildlifeimages.com
Let me know what you guys think.
Was visitin' a VERY good friend of ours, and he was showing me some pictures that he took a few weeks ago in Yellowstone.
He scanned past these, and I thought they looked pretty artistic.
He's a great photographer, an "eagle-maniac", and videographer.
If you guys wanna see more outstanding wildlife shots, visit his website:
Let me know what you guys think.
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I wish I had that photo op.
Anyone else wanna ad?
That third photo of the bull in the ice is pretty cool too. I saw it posted on the B&C page a while back. Tough way to go though!
I hope I'm half that good some day. Great shots. I like the second one the best, but they are all SWEET!!
You're VERY close!
Don,
I was going to comment about shutter speed...experiment A LOT with your photo-taking. You never know what you're gonna get, and it could be a "winner"!
I don't think Ted (the photographer) really wanted these pics, but I may have changed his mind because of how excited I when I saw them...
Just goes to show that YOU aren't always your own best judge of creativity and art.
"WOW, absolutely phenomenal pic's Don. Thank you for sharing some pic's of animals that a lotta us don't get a chance to see. Also, please tell your friends at muley madness how much we appreciate them allowing us to see their photo's. They must be some really great sportsmen!!!!"
There are also a bunch of guys over on 24hr campfire that are really good. It's hard to believe some of you guy's are really amatures.
The first pic: It was overcast and the shutter speed was slower. This causes motion blur. The skull is stuck in a river and you're seeing the water flow over the antlers.
The second pic. Higher shutter speed (high enough to stop the water from moving).
Does that answer your question? Or is it confusing?
I'll get that fixed!
Thanks!