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I spent the afternoon shooting (not so very wild) wildlife at Skansen zoo in Stockholm today. This fox was dozing off on a fallen tree.
Related deviation(s): Ursus arctos Shot with EOS 10D, EF 300/2.8L IS USM and EF 1.4x TC (672mm equiv.) Daily DeviationGiven 2006-02-27Vulpes vulpes by *Westerberg The soft, warm colours of this piece would leave you in a dreamy mood too. Good Job! (Suggested by ~ldo and Featured by `garrit) |
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October 12, 2005
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Her kisses left something to be desired... the rest of her.
Duct tape is like the force: it has a dark side, a light side, and it holds the universe together.
Yahho, watashi wa kattaze~!
Although dozing off is cute, an animal that isn't in a dramatic pose somehow (in my opinion) looks better when its eyes are either open where the camera can show them or its attention is clearly caught by something.
Still, it's a nice crisp image with good color balance; just enough blue in the shadows to counter the warm reds and yellows.
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Peter: Look Brian! There's a message in my Alpha-bits! It says "OOOOOOO!"
Brian: Peter, those are Cheerios.
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"The truth is permanent, and everything else falls by the wayside."
-Dave Chappelle
My pictures, almost all of them (save one I haven't uploaded yet), have been fixed for their various dimensions of color and contrast using Photoshop or similar programs (anything I uploaded before July I used a cheaper program called Arcsoft Photostudio).
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Peter: Look Brian! There's a message in my Alpha-bits! It says "OOOOOOO!"
Brian: Peter, those are Cheerios.
For this shot, I used the camera's built-in WB setting for shade and adjusted it to perfection (well, as close as I can get with this monitor anyway) in the first stage of post-production, using PhaseOne C1 Pro (RAW-workflow program).
A low-intensity softing filter in Photoshop was also applied to this photograph to give it a slight softness to empathize the calmness in this picture, compared to Ursus arctos where contrast was increased to give it a wild look.
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- Rob Williams
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