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21-FEB-2009 Rod

Ibis

Cleveland Point Brissie Oz

Canon EOS 40D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM
1/500s f/5.0 at 191.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time21-Feb-2009 17:16:06
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 40D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length191 mm
Exposure Time1/500 sec
Aperturef/5
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode (-1)
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Exposure Program
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Rod 23-Feb-2009 07:17
Thanks Penny & Carole:-) The picy was so much the same as this one I didn't overload the Pending server wiv it. Everything is about the same except the birds head was up in the darker background.
ctfchallenge22-Feb-2009 17:04
Good one Rod! I like the plants in the foreground and seeing the curve of the Ibis's beak against the water and background. The head shows up much better in this version. CJ
ctfchallenge22-Feb-2009 15:13
I tried to find the other one to make a comparison but Rod's Gallery came up empty. Penny Street
Rod 22-Feb-2009 07:56
Thanks Tommy & D:-)
Guest 22-Feb-2009 03:37
The sharply focused grass in the foreground really makes this on topic. The head is a little dark but I still like it. -dtallakson
ctfchallenge22-Feb-2009 01:06
Agreed. The head was a major problem with the first one. (I still like the pelican better.) -tv
ctfchallenge21-Feb-2009 20:50
Rod
Here's another one where its head is a bit better.
Rod 21-Feb-2009 19:19
Thanks Penny, Doug, Brent & Tommy:-) I think the birds body is OK but the head blends in the background a.
ctfchallenge21-Feb-2009 16:13
I prefer the pelican. The bird here gets lost in the bg. -tv
ctfchallenge21-Feb-2009 16:01
Yep, you did a fine job of what Doug said mate. You sure get some great birds down there. I like it.
~Brent
COAmature 21-Feb-2009 15:34
This is the direction I wanted to go with my entries. Make your OOF the subject but have something in the foreground sharp that ties into the theme. You've done just that and did it well. Accomplished by keeping the sharp parts minimal as to not overwhelm the subject. -Doug
ctfchallenge21-Feb-2009 14:09
Your bird picys are always amazing but, to make it amazing even when it's OOF well that's just plain (how do you say it?) amazing!! Aside from the bird, I really like the green perch and whispy detail on the bottom. Penny Street