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| Group |
Round |
C/R |
Comment |
Date |
Image |
| 67 |
Sep 19 |
Comment |
Wayne, Although not what you had hoped for in Yellowstone, you made the most of the weather as it was. I think this calls for more creativity and thought before clicking the shutter. When the sun shines on the snow covered Tetons, it's easy to come home with similar images that others come home with. Your image shows what life really can be like there. How did the settlers do it?! You've captured a side of Wyoming we don't see nearly as often. I also appreciate the flow of conversation surrounding your image and all the good ideas and technical expertise that was shared. |
Sep 29th |
| 67 |
Sep 19 |
Comment |
Todd, What a great image of an intriguing animal. His almost sleepy eyes are communicating something if nothing more than a keen sense of your presence and that his demeanor could change at a moment's notice. I do like the softness of your image, while Larry's version adds some crisp detail and darkened areas, and along with the closer crop, create a more fierce and intimate look. Your dedication to wolves is commendable. Hope to see more great images like this in the future. |
Sep 29th |
| 67 |
Sep 19 |
Comment |
Michael, Your careful planning and composition of the image were well thought out as you patiently waited for the right moment. I will put the snag and spider web aside since it's been discussed. When I look at the original and the post processed version I'm struck by the detail you were able to recover in the feathers of the bird. It gives me hope for many of my blown out shots! I've found in my bird photography that people like photos where birds exhibit human behavior. Head scratching certainly fits the bill here and also adds a bit of humor from the great effort your bird went to in order to do a little head scratching. Lovely image overall! |
Sep 29th |
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