'Goosing around' II
Nikon 200-500 @ 500mm, ISO 800, f/8, 1/1000s
Didn't like what the harsh light did to the grass, so dropped contrast there but that made for a washed out look. Used split toning to get a sepia feel
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Comment by Avril Kirby on April 29, 2016 at 8:55pm
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Good change, Colton.
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Member Honorary Comment by Simon Henson on April 29, 2016 at 6:11pm -
Then there's the relationship between dynamic range and DOF.
Often, when using the full reach of a zoom lens (in this case 500mm), with a wide open aperture (f4), the DOF is shallow thus creating a separation from the subject, and background. In doing this, the dynamic range or contrast tends to lighten in the background.
In this image, the aperture was stopped down to f8, allowing for more 'depth' to be in focus and adds to the overall contrast in that part of the image.
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