Gallery: WildlifePosted May 6, 201084 views6 comments
This is a re-post of my latest deer. After some helpful suggestions, this what I came up with. I hope that this fills the bill and is a better picture. Still learning and I love the help!
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Comment posted by Lon Sharp on May 6, 2010 at 5:04 PM
Jack, to my eye the color is now quite natural!
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Comment posted by Nick Bristol on May 6, 2010 at 7:21 PM
That is a nice looking 4 point buck, Jack. I dont know that I saw the other one but this looks good. The color looks nice and the deer is nice and sharp. I also think this comp works well.
Looks good!
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, Wi
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Comment posted by Dan Walters on May 6, 2010 at 8:52 PM
Nice color and comp. This image really shows how deer, and wildlife in general, really blend into their environment.
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Comment posted by kiran khanzode on May 6, 2010 at 9:59 PM
I like the sharpness of the rack and how it blends in the env.
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Comment posted by Vincent Grafhorst on May 7, 2010 at 12:13 AM
Compared to the first post the coloration and saturation in this image look a lot more natural Jack. Great work. Good to hear and see that people are learning in these forums that is what NPN is all about!
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Comment posted by Rick Gomez on May 7, 2010 at 9:32 AM
This image depicts how even though an adult deer does not have a cryptic coloration, it blends into it's environment really well. Giving it at least some protection againts predators. I think this could actually sell to any publisher trying to emphasize that.
Normally, if you want to make the deer stand out, you can line up his head with a darker or more contrasty background (as I see you've done on some other images, now that I went through your gallery). But you did good here!
BTW, the color on the last one isn't too bad, but I like this one better. You also have some great images in your gallery (sorry, I havent been around NPN for a while).
Registered on March 3, 2007, 206 Posts, 1853 Comments
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6 commentsLooks good!
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, Wi
Normally, if you want to make the deer stand out, you can line up his head with a darker or more contrasty background (as I see you've done on some other images, now that I went through your gallery). But you did good here!
BTW, the color on the last one isn't too bad, but I like this one better. You also have some great images in your gallery (sorry, I havent been around NPN for a while).