Civchic
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2013
- Messages
- 637
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- 334
- Location
- Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
I usually have the opposite - forgotten I'd wandered into the woods from a sunny spot and get a lovely dark underexposure. Great story!
Welcome to the joys of wildlife photography. It's a thrill, for sure. Today I went out for a lunch walk and saw nothing but flowers. Birds were all away. Silly birds.
I'm a member of a local photographers facebook group and there was just a HUGE kerfuffle because one of our (very respected, phenomenal wildlife guy) members posted an incredible shot of a fawn in the cemetary. Beautifully crisp, excellent exposure. Another member said "Well, that's definitely photoshopped in." Because, he stated, there's no way the guy could get that close to a deer in the open like that. Oy! The rage! Never accuse a wildlife guy of 'shopping in his critters.
Welcome to the joys of wildlife photography. It's a thrill, for sure. Today I went out for a lunch walk and saw nothing but flowers. Birds were all away. Silly birds.
I'm a member of a local photographers facebook group and there was just a HUGE kerfuffle because one of our (very respected, phenomenal wildlife guy) members posted an incredible shot of a fawn in the cemetary. Beautifully crisp, excellent exposure. Another member said "Well, that's definitely photoshopped in." Because, he stated, there's no way the guy could get that close to a deer in the open like that. Oy! The rage! Never accuse a wildlife guy of 'shopping in his critters.