Barefoot in the Park

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Barefoot in the Park sent on September 09, 2018 (18:45) by Foto_gl. 2 comments, 316 views.

con Nikon TC-14E II, 1/1600 f/5.6, ISO 500, hand held. Specie: Capra ibex

Stambecco alla Forchetta d'Aurona (Parco dell'Alpe Veglia e dell'Alpe Devero)

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5 persons like it: Enrico, Fabio Vegetti, Massimo Vertuani, Stefanopc, Supercecc56

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Fabio Vegetti

sent on September 09, 2018 (21:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Excellent capture and great shot, the pose is good although it could be better.
very good development in general, I would just resize the file.
A greeting
Fabio

Foto_gl

sent on September 10, 2018 (21:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Fabio,
Thanks for the compliments ;-)
The photo you see was not "Croppata" (and actually I decreased the size from 36 to 10 mpx).
Although the Ibex did not move quickly, it only gave me time for a single shot, so the composition came a bit ' so... "In a hurry," I am aware that I have ample room for improvement in the "view, frame, and shoot" process.
In Post Production I tried to eliminate the "twinkle" of the fur, which tends to knead the details.
In this regard I ask if anyone knows why the reflections (e.g. stones or cloaks) severely affect the definition of the image.
Thanks

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