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Bugler 2
© billyoneshot
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Uploaded: 10/25/11 2:25 AM GMT
Bugler 2
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I deleted the first posting of this. I had some things in the sky that should not have been there. Thankyou Tick for pointing that out. It is really appreciated. This is a manip because the picture of the elk was taken about 30 miles from the mountains. I hope you enjoy it and thankyou for the comments and views.
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.Joanie
10/25/11 2:27 AM GMT
Wow, is he big!!!! Gorgeous and superb capture Billy! I didn't get to see the other one...I guess that was okay...lol
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Billy, I have faved this excellent image manip. or not, it's outstanding. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
You'd better watch out Billy, he's looking right at you. A Excellent capture of this fellow in such a gorgeous setting.
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It looks great BTK. I am glad you took him back home. Did he hear this call and come running for some grub?
Excellent job.
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Excellent job.
TicK
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Hi, Bikky....
Rule #1 of composition: Never center the subject. From what I can, tell you have a dynamite landscape and a fine shot of an elk. Because of the panoramic layout and the location of the elk, it's almost like you have two separate shots that you combined. Excellent detail work in capturing the textures of the antlers.
What do they do with the elk after they're "ready." If this area famous for elkburgers or something?
Roger
Rule #1 of composition: Never center the subject. From what I can, tell you have a dynamite landscape and a fine shot of an elk. Because of the panoramic layout and the location of the elk, it's almost like you have two separate shots that you combined. Excellent detail work in capturing the textures of the antlers.
What do they do with the elk after they're "ready." If this area famous for elkburgers or something?
Roger
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I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
Well that thing can sure run,Thirty miles in a mouse click,That's fast.Clever manip and he sure looks at home in his new surroundings..R.
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Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants
Very big, impressive and proud. Nice work putting him there. Lovely shot, Billy.
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---I deleted the first posting of this---
Billy, you're a perfectionist, my friend. Know for sure however that this isn't a complaint, because you have provided us with a gorgeous alternative. It's not a problem to me that you've ignored the photographic dogmas by placing the elk in the centre of your image. Great manip to me! Perfectly done.
Regards, Cornelius.
Billy, you're a perfectionist, my friend. Know for sure however that this isn't a complaint, because you have provided us with a gorgeous alternative. It's not a problem to me that you've ignored the photographic dogmas by placing the elk in the centre of your image. Great manip to me! Perfectly done.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Billy - An impressive elk! It looks striking in this scene in the composite photo. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine The Earth without art is just 'eh'.
Fine work Billy. Picture postcard material if I ever saw it. Nice!
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