Bamby amongst the Bluebells

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Image Title: Bamby amongst the Bluebells

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By: Halid Izzet
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Halid Izzet {Karma:373}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	EOS 33
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	70-200 USM IL with 2x adaptor
Uploaded	4/23/2002	Film / Memory Type	fuji 1600
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	711	Shutter	about 1/125
Favorites	1	Aperture	f8
Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Taken this weekend just after sunrise in the forest of Hesdin, Northern france. Other shots of the deer were a little clearer, but the bluebells in this one makes it special for me.

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Kate Hargraves {K:1620} 2/8/2004

WOW.. Incredible shot. I love it all. the frame of the bluebells and the look of the baby. Great job.. ps I love all of your work - you are very talented and have a great eye and not to mention a great deal of emotion comes through in your work.. well done and G_D Bless.

Terrence Kent {K:7023} 4/24/2002

In the case of this exposure i would absolutely have shot with the lens wide open to 1. isolate the deer as the subject and 2. achieve shutterspeeds that will withstand the wobbly base a monopod setup provides. Your effective focal length for this image (assuming you had the lens at the 200mm position) was 400mm, meaning outside of using the tripod as a tripod, you need to keep the shutterspeed/focal length principle on your mind. By opening the lens up to F4 you would attain 500th sec here, beyond that if your lens opens to 2.8 you could have used slower film as well. If i sound critical, it's only a sign that i think the image was worth the extra effort - the ones that weren't worth shooting in the first place never get commented on at all hehe. Keep those nature images coming, good eyes~

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