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Cobalt
Location: CT US
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Wow, now that is an interesting capture. The focus and exposure are perfect, a difficult task with a stark white object like a swan. Did you post process this image?
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dfaith
Location: delaware OH US
Posts: 9
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I did post process the image. I used the Nik software for sharpness and the b&w, then I dropped it into photoshop and darkened the background, added lighting to the forground. About 4 processes to get the effect that I was looking for. Taken on an overcast gloomy day with snow in the background and no shadows! Had to make do as I liked the subject.
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eyedent
Location: DE
Posts: 194
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Tue 06-September-2011 07:15
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Rating: 10
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Beautiful capture. I like b&w!
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mistercarguy
Location: NJ US
Posts: 8
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Fri 05-October-2012 09:59
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Rating: 10
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Wonderful image. Timing, exposure, composition - 10 out of 10. And I know how hard it is to nail the exposure on a pure white subject. And, of course, it's sharp as heck. B&W nature images are rare but when done this well, they knock your socks off.
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