matthewo
Been spending a lot of time on here!
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I know we all have had them. so I want to start this thread for anyone to post photos that are interesting, yet they just don't really make your keeper list, or at least your show off list due to quality, or ISO noise, or just huge crops, or any other reason.
so this thread is to post up what could have been. say lighting was not good, autofocus didn't work, camera was in the wrong settings, etc...
I know its not really the norm to post up photos that are not good, but if like me, I sometimes am just too far away or too slow of a shutter speed to capture what may have been a very interesting photo.
I will start it off with these:
this was my closest encounter with a barred owl, it was in a swamp and I got to spend 10 or so minutes photographing it. but the light was very bad, so these photos show a lot of noise, I did have a flash but you have to be very carful with those big eyes of owls and flashes, yet most encounters with barred owls happen in a dense swamp. I did come away with a few ok photos, but I wished I had a couple clean shots with just the meal
a very heavy almost 100% crop of a head on osprey grabbing a fish from the water.
100% crop of a bunch of eagles in the distance.
green heron grabbing a fish out the water, to lighting was very harsh.
so this thread is to post up what could have been. say lighting was not good, autofocus didn't work, camera was in the wrong settings, etc...
I know its not really the norm to post up photos that are not good, but if like me, I sometimes am just too far away or too slow of a shutter speed to capture what may have been a very interesting photo.
I will start it off with these:
this was my closest encounter with a barred owl, it was in a swamp and I got to spend 10 or so minutes photographing it. but the light was very bad, so these photos show a lot of noise, I did have a flash but you have to be very carful with those big eyes of owls and flashes, yet most encounters with barred owls happen in a dense swamp. I did come away with a few ok photos, but I wished I had a couple clean shots with just the meal
a very heavy almost 100% crop of a head on osprey grabbing a fish from the water.
100% crop of a bunch of eagles in the distance.
green heron grabbing a fish out the water, to lighting was very harsh.