Activity for User 671 - Pierre Williot - pwilliot@mac.com

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67 Sep 17 Comment J'ai tenté une conversion monochrome. Sep 17th
67 Sep 17 Comment J'aime bien l'énergie et la perspective. La saturation des couleurs et les nuages ne me semble pas naturel. Ceci peu survenir lorsque l'ajustement "dehaze" est trop poussé.
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67 Sep 17 Comment Je suis en accord avec les commentaires précédents. Choisir un f/18 était très pertinent afin de permettre une excellente profondeur de champs. If aurait été très interessant d'avoir un sujet (chanteuse) en premier plan. J'ai importé l'image dans Lightroom et apporté quelques modifications: j'ai redressé l'image, diminuer les ombres, ajusté les blancs et noirs, et ajouté une légère vignette.
J'aime beaucoup. 		Sep 17th
67 Sep 17 Comment J'aime bien. Un des problème de la macrophotographie est la faible profondeur de champs. La fleur est parfaite et les lichen dans le même plan sont aussi au point. Le principal problême est que la racine de la fleur est masquée par un lichen hors focus en premier plan. Il est possible que de bouger la caméra d'un ou deux centimètres vers la gauche aurait évité ceci. Il est aussi possible que d'élever la caméra un tout petit peux aurait aussi aidé.
Beau travail et bienvenu dans le groupe.		 Sep 17th
67 Sep 17 Comment Je suis d'accord avec les commentaires précédents. Le cadrâge est un peu serré. J'immagine que la portion supérieure de la fleur n'était pas incluse dans la prise originale. La même situation existe lors qu'un oiseau est en vol et qu'il manque un bout d'aile!
Que faire?
Personellement, je préfaire cadrer de façon plus serré - voir image. De cette façon, le sujet est mis en importance et le fait que le haut de l'image était perdu n'a plus d'importance. 		Sep 17th
67 Sep 17 Comment Excellent! Bon sujet, belle histoire, bonne demonstration de la puissance de l'animal. Je suis en accord avec les commentaires précédents: patience et sens de l'observation! Sep 17th
67 Sep 17 Comment Simplement superbe! Excellent cadrâge, bonne preservation des couleurs et des ombrâges, sujet interessant, raconte une histoire et incroyable jardiniers.
Bravo!		 Sep 17th
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69 Sep 17 Comment I like it. Fast moving birds can be a real challenge! I do not have a problem with the angle of the shot as the main characteristic of this bird is it's tail.
When trying to catch these one needs to be very judicious in selecting the appropriate set up. Considering a faster shutter speed? Maybe, but the action displayed is great and the bird's head is crisp. On could consider increasing the depth of field as the bird was transverse to the field of view. To acheive this, the ASO needs to be raised but then the quality of the picture would suffer...
Great job!		 Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Comment Great catch, preservation of colors, Bokeh, and framing. It takes a lot a patience to catch these very fast birds with good light, backgound, and foreground.
I love it!		 Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Comment One of the problems in shooting in JPG is that the camera is using a program to do the processing (Velvia). The viewpoint and perspective are excellent.
The great advantage of saving the file in RAW format is that you can process the image like you want, not using a program that applies a set of correction without considering the picture itself. 		Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Comment Just wonderful! I love it.
A great spot to catch these birds is Bonaventure Island in Quebec (close to the tip of the Gaspesie peninsula).		 Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Comment Wonderfull! Nice composite image.
I am getting ready for the 2024 total eclipse that will travel right overtop of Buffalo, NY! I would love to be able to do something similar.		 Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Comment Great shot! It looks like she was startled by the noise of a small animal roaming around. She is very focused and could jump anytime. Nice muted colors. Love it! Sep 17th
69 Sep 17 Reply I did not do anything special. The background was the top of all the surrounding schrubs that were further away. At 840 mm and f/5.6 the Dept of field is fairly shallow. Sep 8th
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70 Sep 17 Comment Great shot, perfect symmetry and excellent perspective. It would be interesting to know your settings (f stop, speed, focal lenght, etc...).
Do you know why they do not allow tripods? Would they allow a monopod? (several tripods can be transformed quickly into a monopod for these occasions.)
I love it. 		Sep 17th
70 Sep 17 Comment I am not a great fan of these circular images but in this one, I can see myself relaxing, laying on my back in the middle of this Church. Great dynamic range and sunburst effect with a small aperture. Sep 17th
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