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Keep your distance behind a long lens Glenn!
Good advice above, he looks a bit sharp without the bokeh effect, fine shot, Adrian
Good advice above, he looks a bit sharp without the bokeh effect, fine shot, Adrian
Just a little dark around the nose and front of the horn, where the light hasn't penetrated. Could be adjusted with Highlights/Shadows option, or selective lightening.
I like the image, nice and sharp, an animal with attitude.
I like the image, nice and sharp, an animal with attitude.
Thanks for the comments people.
Following your comments looboss, I took it back into photoshop, applied a lens blur and cropped out some of the foreground. I was pleased with the result, it was a very different image.
Too right Adrian - a long lens and a fast car
Pamelajean - I also took your comments on board with the rework and lightened it up just a touch. Thanks
Following your comments looboss, I took it back into photoshop, applied a lens blur and cropped out some of the foreground. I was pleased with the result, it was a very different image.
Too right Adrian - a long lens and a fast car
Pamelajean - I also took your comments on board with the rework and lightened it up just a touch. Thanks
I prefer this to your amended version (2) - I don't think it needed the PS blur of background; I personally like a bit more space around the shot, the second shot is too central. The greenness against the grey of the rhino does unfortunately compete for attention. If you desaturated, I would suggest doing the whole thing in B&W.
