Another dull November day (we even had some rain tonight), but a dull day has it's advantages and means I was able to get these shots of the local moorhens. 
The gulls are a good deal easier to photograph… almost too easy.
And that really was about it for the day.
Camera note: all shots taken with the Canon 7D and EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L USM IS lens.
derWandersmann
29 Nov 2011That last is perfect!
serola
29 Nov 2011:yes: for the last picture :wizard: A little more contrast perhaps :sherlock:
studio41
29 Nov 2011WOWOWOW! that last photo looks angelic!
gdare
29 Nov 2011Originally posted by studio41:
Or ghostly :left:
Words
30 Nov 2011Erwin, thanks!
Words
30 Nov 2011dW, thanks!
Words
30 Nov 2011Sami, I've already added a fair bit of contrast to the final shot. I could play more (I'm learning new tricks) but there is very little to work with in the original shot.
Words
30 Nov 2011Jill, thanks! It's not often the local gulls are called 'angelic' :angel:
Words
30 Nov 2011Darko, :yikes: :jester:
serola
30 Nov 2011Originally posted by Words:
OK :up: Same here, learning new tricks all the time 😀
By the way, have you had time to write the quest article I asked for S&T? But no pressures 🙂
anonymous
30 Nov 2011Anonymous writes:
I love that last gull photo too – just exquisite!!
Marilyn
Words
30 Nov 2011Marilyn, thanks!
Words
30 Nov 2011Sami, I'm working on it!
studio41
1 Dec 2011Originally posted by gdare:
I hadn't looked into the eyes :confused:
SittingFox
2 Dec 2011Definitely think that the gulls are my favourites of your experiments with this technique – maybe their light colours and clean outlines fit the method. Excellent! 😀
Words
2 Dec 2011Adele, the gulls do tend to work well, I think because of the lack of colour/contrast. I've been pleased with some of the herons as well (but I guess that's a fairly similar colour scheme) 😉
serola
4 Dec 2011Originally posted by Words:
:up: :happy:
Wulpen
19 Oct 2012Perfect…very nice