Some snowy owls and juvenile red tailed hawk from today

ZombiesniperJr · Jan 19, 2017

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Female snowy owl1 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Juvenile red tailed hawk by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Female snowy owl on a fence post2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Female snowy owl on a fence post by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

goooner · Jan 20, 2017

Nice set Logan. A tad underexposed, maybe up the exposure by 0,5-1 stop in LR and see if they look better, and straighten your horizons...

ZombiesniperJr · Jan 20, 2017

goooner said:
Nice set Logan. A tad underexposed, maybe up the exposure by 0,5-1 stop in LR and see if they look better, and straighten your horizons...

Thank you Would you like me to post them here to see what they look like then?

goooner · Jan 20, 2017

ZombiesniperJr said:
Thank you Would you like me to post them here to see what they look like then?

Maybe change the originals and put an *edited:...... at the bottom of the post.

ZombiesniperJr · Jan 20, 2017

goooner said:
ZombiesniperJr said:

Thank you Would you like me to post them here to see what they look like then?

Click to expand...

Maybe change the originals and put an *edited:...... at the bottom of the post.

I put there flickr names saying that they were edited

ZombiesniperJr · Jan 20, 2017

goooner said:
Nice set Logan. A tad underexposed, maybe up the exposure by 0,5-1 stop in LR and see if they look better, and straighten your horizons...

Here they are straightened and brightened the two on the fence post the other two just Brightned
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Snowy owl better edits2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Snowy owl better edits by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Juvenile red tailed hawk better edits by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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Female snowy owl brightened and straightened1 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

goooner · Jan 20, 2017

I think they look better, what do you think? Do you look at the histogram when editing? I have my LR set up to straighten my photos and do lens corrections on import. The import takes a little longer, but it does save time in the long run.

ZombiesniperJr · Jan 20, 2017

goooner said:
I think they look better, what do you think? Do you look at the histogram when editing? I have my LR set up to straighten my photos and do lens corrections on import. The import takes a little longer, but it does save time in the long run.

Thank you I think they are better no I do not look at the histogram when editing or very rarely I forget about it I don't have it set to straighten and lens correction I like to have it import quickly so I can edit quicker and take the extra time it takes for editing with me editing for the most part only takes me fifteen to twenty minutes to edit them all