Immature Peregrine Portrait

[bobfriedman]

Nikon D5 ,Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 600mm f/4E FL ED VR
1/3200s f/9.0 at 1000.0mm iso2800


Nikon D5 ,Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 600mm f/4E FL ED VR
1/3200s f/9.0 at 1000.0mm iso2500

[Erik Lund]

I like the 'I'm happy look' of the second one

They appear to be very flat lighting looking, shade,,,

[bobfriedman]

They appear to be very flat lighting looking, shade,,,

Overcast.. 

[bobfriedman]

 I think I will try and redo as high key

[elsa hoffmann]

What a beautiful bird. Seems you were really quite close!

[bobfriedman]

Well. 1000mm close.

[elsa hoffmann]

ye thats what I meant

[Erik Lund]

Moderation comment:

You exchanged the images,,, That kind of makes it difficult to follow the thread,,, I would prefer that you keep the original images as that is what the comments where aimed at and post the new ones in addition,,,, Thanks

[bobfriedman]

Moderation comment:

You exchanged the images,,, That kind of makes it difficult to follow the thread,,, I would prefer that you keep the original images as that is what the comments where aimed at and post the new ones in addition,,,, Thanks

understand.. sorry Erik..    i guess i should figure out how to upload them to the thread.

[Akira]

Great portrait, especially #2 as others say.

You should be able simply to click "modify" button, delete the image and upload the original images again.  And then upload the newly edited ones in the new post in this thread.

[Erik Lund]

Not so simple, the images are linked to Pbase via an external link,,, Well just leave it as is No problem.

[bobfriedman]

Yeah. The problem is i have to go back and insert the old ones where they were originally and create new images on my phase site which will just be painful and I will have to live with the old ones. I created the new ones based on feedback here which is why I post in the first place. .

I should have uploaded an image to NG which would have solved the problem. I had trouble doing this in the past and it was easier to link.