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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 131: Two or Three (hosted by MFC) >> Challenge 131: Eligible > edit image
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22-NOV-2006

ducking into the weeds by Bev Brink

the ducks were sunning themselves on the downed log
but swam away as I approached.

Sony DSC-F828
1/250s f/4.5 at 51.0mm iso64 hide exif
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Date/Time22-Nov-2006 15:51:44
MakeSony
ModelDSC-F828
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length51 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/4.5
ISO Equivalent64
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Metering Modemulti spot (3)
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Exposure Programprogram (2)
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Guest 30-Nov-2006 17:37
Thanks, everyone. Simon, I didn't apply sepia toning, but did play with the levels a little and a small amount of USM. I think the sunlight (of which we've had very little!) was just right at this moment. Thanks for your comment. Bev
Guest 30-Nov-2006 11:11
Hi Bev... nice - really nice. I'm gathering you've applied a sepia tone to most of this shot to draw the left-most duck out? If not - that's amazing. Crisp shot with plenty of detail. Well done.
Helen Betts29-Nov-2006 01:55
Beautiful scene you captured here, Bev. And I love the splash of color from the mallard!
Justin Miller25-Nov-2006 23:29
The brown colors work very well here, especially with the stand-out colors of the well lit mallard in back. It has a timeless feel to it.
Katherine Stanback's Photos25-Nov-2006 19:49
Nice shot - I love the reflections, and the bit of green color amidst all the shades of brown!
Sony Forums Challenges25-Nov-2006 06:06
Well composed, Bev...all the elements seem to be placed just right within the scene. The reflections add a lot to your image too. I like how the coloring on the male stands out against all the browns here. Nice capture of this mallard pair. MFC