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Thread: Grazing

  1. 08-13-2006, 01:49 PM #1
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    Grazing

    Shot this earlier today. What do you think?
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    Re: Grazing

    Wow! Your colours are stunning. The clarity is wonderful. The exposure spot on.
    It's just a shame that none of them are looking over toward you. But then we can't all have posers like mine ;)
    Great shot Payn!
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    Re: Grazing

    Hi payn817

    Fantastic nature shot. It's so good it looks fake. Look at the horns on that Buck! Did you come across them? What telephoto did you use?

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    Re: Grazing

    Thank you both for your thoughts. I will easily admit that these were shot in a wildlife refuge, where the animals are more accustomed to people, makes it a lot easier to get within a decent range. The photo's exif data show the following:

    200 mm (the "beercan" 70-210 f/4)
    f/4.5
    1/640 sec
    ISO 400
    Minolta Maxxum 5D

    Again, thanks for your thoughts.
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