Snowy owls sorry Barb

[ZombiesniperJr]

Wow, I've always wanted to see one of these in real life. I never see too many owls period. I live in Idaho and one night there was one outside of my window. Basically killed me knowing it was there but that I couldn't see it (let alone photograph it) I saw one owl once in the wild, it was a dead barn owl in Arizona beautiful captures!

Thank you i may be able to check one site for sightings around where you are if you would like

Great set Jr, would love to see these, but we don't have them around here. I know its difficult with all the ]

That would be so cool! I'm in Idaho Falls, ID

ok will do that in about an hour

"Sorry Barb" - Strange names these owls have..

Awesome captures man!

Thanks

 

[MSnowy]

Wow, I've always wanted to see one of these in real life. I never see too many owls period. I live in Idaho and one night there was one outside of my window. Basically killed me knowing it was there but that I couldn't see it (let alone photograph it) I saw one owl once in the wild, it was a dead barn owl in Arizona beautiful captures!

Thank you i may be able to check one site for sightings around where you are if you would like

Great set Jr, would love to see these, but we don't have them around here. I know its difficult with all the snow, but your WB is slightly off, I personally like the 'warmer' WB in 4, but the others are probably closer to reality. This is one of the areas where I struggle in as well, as I can't seem to get the result I want when I use the 'eyedropper' in LR.

Thank you number 4 i did not adjust the white balence/temp 3 and 5 i adjusted it

Some minor adjustments in LR

 

[zombiesniper]

That would be so cool! I'm in Idaho Falls, ID

Unfortunately it looks like all the sightings in your area are from 2006-2007.

Ebird is the sight we use and a snowy search for your area can be found here.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Wow, I've always wanted to see one of these in real life. I never see too many owls period. I live in Idaho and one night there was one outside of my window. Basically killed me knowing it was there but that I couldn't see it (let alone photograph it) I saw one owl once in the wild, it was a dead barn owl in Arizona beautiful captures!

Thank you i may be able to check one site for sightings around where you are if you would like

Great set Jr, would love to see these, but we don't have them around here. I know its difficult with all the snow, but your WB is slightly off, I personally like the 'warmer' WB in 4, but the others are probably closer to reality. This is one of the areas where I struggle in as well, as I can't seem to get the result I want when I use the 'eyedropper' in LR.

Thank you number 4 i did not adjust the white balence/temp 3 and 5 i adjusted it

That would be so cool! I'm in Idaho Falls, ID

my dad has posted the snowy sightings but they are from quite a few years ago but maybe i can search up some other types of owls and find reports from your area later tonight or tommorow sometime.

 

[WesternGuy]

Very nice, I must go and find some. My only comment is that in the first two, is there anything you can do to make the owls stand out a bit more. They blend in a bit with the background and it would be nicer if they stood out a bit more. Not sure what you use for processing, but there should be a way of isolating the owl from the background and increasing the contrast just a bit.

WesternGuy

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Very nice, I must go and find some. My only comment is that in the first two, is there anything you can do to make the owls stand out a bit more. They blend in a bit with the background and it would be nicer if they stood out a bit more. Not sure what you use for processing, but there should be a way of isolating the owl from the background and increasing the contrast just a bit.

WesternGuy

Thank you to me they look isolated from the background

 

[WesternGuy]

Very nice, I must go and find some. My only comment is that in the first two, is there anything you can do to make the owls stand out a bit more. They blend in a bit with the background and it would be nicer if they stood out a bit more. Not sure what you use for processing, but there should be a way of isolating the owl from the background and increasing the contrast just a bit.

WesternGuy

Thank you to me they look isolated from the background

Maybe isolated wasn't a good choice of words, but to me they don't pop off the background like #4 does. Just my opinion and if you are happy with them, that is really all that counts.

WesternGuy