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Nymphenburger Park, Munich.
In that park, some of the herons are very approachable, they practically ignore humans. I darkened everything but the bird in LR using an inverted mask to get rid of some paler areas. I could not really change my position, just a little to the left or right would have included some very distracting background elements. Z8, 6.3/600PF, Tripod + Flex Shooter Pro. ISO 500, f6.3, 1/125. All Area AF, Bird Subject Detection. This is about 70-80% crop of the original to get rid of some bright spots on the right. The first time I used my the 600PF on a tripod. I wanted to wait for a while to get an interesting shot and the bird was constantly moving it's head. An f4 lens would have given me a cleaner background but here I think the 600PF was enough and with the background having been darkened, I hope it's not distracting. Last edited by Markus Jais on Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:34 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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by Cynthia Crawford
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