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11/28/2009 03:47:08 AM |
Hi Sean. This is a typical shot of them running from danger, ears up and both looking at the source of danger or the lead Zebra. In the African dry season as you know when you took this shot (Winter months June July August or so) theres no rain and it's dusty largely from the heard stirring it up. Commercial photography of Zebra's tries to avoid this to make them "pop" out as Juliette mentioned. |
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08/10/2009 08:42:33 PM |
HI from the CC Club,
How utterly amazing to be able to see these magnificent animals in the wild, let alone take a shot of them. Gorgeous.
This really is an amazing shot, but as you know the clarity is not there. There is a lot of dust in the air, probably from the truck you where in. There are several ways to remedy this problem in post processing. Once you have the clarity cleaned up, some dodge and burn on their stripes would make them pop right out.
I have PM'd you
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08/08/2009 03:55:38 AM |
Gosh! I am surprised how poorly this did. I really like this shot! |
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08/01/2009 09:38:05 PM |
the lack of clarity impacts this shot. IMO you did well give n the lighting conditions and the movement of the zebras. (no vote) |
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