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09-MAR-2008	Collin Baxter

White Eye
by Collin Baxter

This is the first time I have used low key metering in anger I was pleasantly surprised with the seperation.
Although a crop that's it. That is all I got . No background etc. Usefull.
A theme like this works as I have now found a use for what I always thought a useless feature.

Olympus Evolt E-510
1/2500s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso400 Metering SH full exif

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Collin Baxter		17-Mar-2008 14:38
Thanks for the comments. Thank you to Brent as I did belive it or not learn something. CB

Stefan		16-Mar-2008 20:30
Love it.

acwalbur		15-Mar-2008 19:00
Not much I can add to the comments already! Excellent use of a non-standard metering mode to get an exceptional result!

Guest		15-Mar-2008 02:53
Agree with other comments. Striking pic Collin. Well done. Dennis

Carlo		14-Mar-2008 22:32
Very nice CB. A perfect image and representation of low key. I like this.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		14-Mar-2008 20:37
Really good! I like very much the framing you have done, placing the bird near (but no "in") the center. A little distracting the colour noise in the shades, although. endika

Guest		14-Mar-2008 10:01
Yes, spot metering is quite efficient sometimes, especially when you don't have a lot of time. Nice pic this one ! Marc

Miroslav Kral		10-Mar-2008 21:09
Really rare and special birding shot, best I have seen in long time. Like everything about it.

Guest		10-Mar-2008 19:50
Wow, this is excellent! The eye is like a target; it sure focuses attention. Mesmerizing, really. I love the effect of this stare from out of the deep shadows. Brenda

Olympus DSLR Challenge		10-Mar-2008 00:22
Very distinctive when compared to all of the "other" bird shots. Love the fine detail of the feathers and the catch light in the eye. I like it! brent

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White Eye by Collin Baxter

White Eye
by Collin Baxter