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DanG

DanG

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NorthernFocus said:
Nice set, Dan. I really like the OC/chicks. That's an optimistic cormorant grabbing that large of a fish. Looks like a blue fish.
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Thanks, the next day I saw the long length of those fish that were running. They actually were also jumping from the water making it quite easy for various birds.
 
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Very nice action captured. Well done.
The photos appear to be a bit soft.. are they cropped? It is known that Nikon JPEG photos are soft with Factory settings.. maybe this is the reason..
 
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Nice series, Dan.
Following on Ado's comment on sharpness - I'm not bothered with the sharpness of the images. Having said that, one often needs to sharpen up again after reducing the size of the images before posting. Steve posted a very good set of actions on Backcountry Gallery on how to resize for posting an image on the internet. I have been using his method with good success. I tried it one one of your images and it improved the shot. If you want I can post it here for your review.
 
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Rassie said:
Nice series, Dan.
Following on Ado's comment on sharpness - I'm not bothered with the sharpness of the images. Having said that, one often needs to sharpen up again after reducing the size of the images before posting. Steve posted a very good set of actions on Backcountry Gallery on how to resize for posting an image on the internet. I have been using his method with good success. I tried it one one of your images and it improved the shot. If you want I can post it here for your review.
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Rassie said:
Nice series, Dan.
Following on Ado's comment on sharpness - I'm not bothered with the sharpness of the images. Having said that, one often needs to sharpen up again after reducing the size of the images before posting. Steve posted a very good set of actions on Backcountry Gallery on how to resize for posting an image on the internet. I have been using his method with good success. I tried it one one of your images and it improved the shot. If you want I can post it here for your review.
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DEFINITELY! That type of advice is so important! I shall explore it as well but yes to posting it!
 
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DanG said:
DEFINITELY! That type of advice is so important! I shall explore it as well but yes to posting it!
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Ok, here you go. I reduced highlights just a tad to improve overall contrast a bit. I think it's plenty sharp enough now.

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