[Dan Oster]

Nikon D500 / 300mm pf + 1.4
Farragut State Park is a really interesting place to visit. Wonderful scenery and a very unique history.
The eyes seem soft to me.

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[Nikondale]

Just read the history of the park. Do any buildings remain for the WWII training?

 

[Dan Oster]

Just read the history of the park. Do any buildings remain for the WWII training?

The only building left is the brig which is now used as the museum. Some of the old guard houses are still standing and there are several concrete slabs that remain from the naval training days. one of the things that really strikes me is reading all of the tributes of the men who lost their lives... it’s hard to grasp how young those men were.

 

[MorganP]

Nice shot

 

[NorthernFocus]

Pretty critter. Seems a bit dark overall.

 

[Dan Oster]

Pretty critter. Seems a bit dark overall.

I tried to brighten it on my computer; much better. Thanks.
Dan

 

[Andrew Lamberson]

That image would be a great candidate for the new masking tools in Lightroom. Select subject, then increase the exposure only on the deer.

 

[ssheipel]

That image would be a great candidate for the new masking tools in Lightroom. Select subject, then increase the exposure only on the deer.

Isn't that tool so very handy; no need for masking work to jump over to LR any more!

 

[ssheipel]

Nikon D500 / 300mm pf + 1.4
Farragut State Park is a really interesting place to visit. Wonderful scenery and a very unique history.
The eyes seem soft to me. View attachment 27487

Very nice!

 

[Dan Oster]

That image would be a great candidate for the new masking tools in Lightroom. Select subject, then increase the exposure only on the deer.

I’m planning to eventually get Lightroom, however, right now riding a tricycle (Adobe Elements) is enough of a challenge