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Photographer Patrick Jacobson {K:29151}
Project #6 Minimal Depth of Field Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Nature
Portrait
Wildlife
Film Format
Portfolio Animals
Lens Sigma EX 70-200mm F2.8 HSM
Uploaded 7/19/2005 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 16
Views 214 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 27 Rating
5.79
/ 7 Ratings
Location City -  Halmstad
State - 
Country - Sweden   Sweden
About Reupload once again. Ian Pearson and Karen Clarke had some suggestions and ive done some changes. Ive kept it in color this time and cropped abit harder (Ians suggestions) and also kept the setting of higher contrast (Karens idea). I dont upload this shot because he look cute but because im very new at photographing wildlife animals and want honest and hard critique on this shot. What is bad/good with it?

Handheld, Bad light, 1/160 sec - F/2.8, Iso 200, 200mm

Regards,

Patrick J
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There are 27 Comments in 1 Pages
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Carolyn Wiesbrock   {K:14051} 7/19/2005
Yes, this one is better and the selective focusing is very good..nice capture!


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/19/2005
Thank you Carolyn! =)

Cheers

Patrick J


ARMANDO ALCÁZAR   {K:42316} 7/19/2005
Is too dark for me. here I make some changes I hope you like it.



Kelly    {K:20268} 7/19/2005
oh he is sooo cute... i love the photo.. i can't critique anything patrick, i love all photography.. i see the good in everything... lol...
very very nicely done matey
kel


Eman Shokry   {K:5382} 7/19/2005
I love Armando's changes..It looks better with it.


Khaled Mursi Hammoud   {K:52604} 7/19/2005
Very nice capture with excellent depth adjustments.
Good work Patrick,
Khaled.


Luca Luca®   {K:2429} 7/19/2005
lovely! :-)


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/19/2005
Thank you Armando for your comment and for doing a new version. I agree that its abit dark but i didnt want the white fur on the front of him to be burned out.. so i kept it abit darker.

Cheers

Patrick J


ian pearson   {K:1736} 7/19/2005
Hi Pat,Looking at your camera settings I'm surprised you managed to get such a great shot with hand held and 1/60 on telephoto.I like the crop on this one and the colour is great. I had a go at adjusting the colours to tone down the blue in Photoshop, as I think that this shade of green is more complimentary to the red/brown of the squirrel's fur.Don't know if it will meet with approval.regards Ian Pearson



Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/19/2005
It sure works better without all the blue... I didnt work much with the colorbalance at all. Thank you for this version! =)

Aye.. it wasnt easy to hold it still.. i have a few photo where i used the flash but i had to put the flash straight on the little fellow and it didnt end up so good.. so i tried to take a few shots without flash and most of them got sharp infact. More luck with the sharpness i think though! =)

Thank you for taking your time to comment on the different version and for doing a new one!

Cheers

Patrick J


karen clarke   {K:18847} 7/19/2005
I think because the image is dark overall, had caused problems for you in contrast with the b&w version. Armando's version is okay, a bit bright for my taste. Ian did a good job toning down the blue by adding a bit of green. I would probably just desaturate the colors a bit. But then it is a nature shot, and you do want things to appear like it should. That being said, I think I like your version the best. The shallow dof is also fantastic, something that I struggle with my camera at times. I think compositionally it is nice, it was really nice of the squirrel to stand there so that the lines in the pavement go diagonal. Was this taken in the shade? in early morning? I think you've done great here my friend, much better than any attempts I have ever made~


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/19/2005
It was taken near a little house in a very dense forest. The shot was taken around 17.00 (5 in the after noon). So there were very little light and i started using flashes but his eyes look very unnatural (the autored function that works on humans didnt do a good job here.. hehe).

It was nice that he stayed around so i could take some photos.. good to learn photography to photo as much as possible and ofcourse different kind of things/styles. I havent done much animalshots before at all.

Here is another shot of the little fellow for you.

Regards,

Patrick J


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/19/2005
Strange.. the photo didnt came with the comment. Ill try again.

/Patrick J



Verena Rentrop   {K:14426} 7/19/2005
I don't know much about animal photography...
so for me the DOF is well chosen...

does professionals in this area see it in a similiar way...don't know

Cheers,
Verena


Judi Liosatos   {K:34029} 7/19/2005
Well, considering I have never seen a squirrel in my life I can't really help you here..LOL!! I hear they are a damn nuisance....but I still think they are too cute...LOL!!

So this little black duck is just going to enjoy the cuteness of this image. Okay?

Judi


Massimo Di Maggio   {K:-56659} 7/19/2005
The first thing I noticed opening your page is a lot of BIPs :) Very well deserved! I did not see the other version, but I sure you made the right tunings, this image is very nice, I would have liked more DOF, but I can imagine how hard is to take photos like this and finally I?m not a wildlife shots expert ;) Ciao, Max


Luís Lobo Henriques   {K:9002} 7/19/2005
Nice one, Patrick!
(I would like more brigtness...)


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/20/2005
I agree that they are cute! =) Look further down and you will see another shot of the little fellow! =)

Cheers

Patrick J


Judi Liosatos   {K:34029} 7/20/2005
Ahhh...now that one is cute. The colours are so enriching. Thanks sweetie.

Judi


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 7/20/2005
Thank you Massimo for your comment! =) I had to use 2.8 due to low light and i didnt had time to change the Iso setting either. Im glad you enjoyed it! =)

Cheers

Patrick J


B:)liana    {K:30945} 7/20/2005
oh, what a sweetie dear Patrick ha ha !
B:l:ana


Orazio Minnella   {K:47013} 7/21/2005
Nice capture.Beautiful shot.
Regards


Thilo Bayer   {K:50301} 7/21/2005
Hi Patrick,

looks a bit blueish, at least on my monitor. anyway, crispy outcome, my friend. very good start into the nature business =)

best wishes,
Thilo


Saeed Al Shamsi   {K:47644} 7/22/2005
I like the selective focus here it really differ from daily shots. Saeed


Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:179484} 8/30/2005
wowwwwwwwwww
delicate and tender very well "captured"..

my best wishes
roby
7+


NN     {K:26787} 10/7/2005
Looks a tad dark on my monitor ... but still a lovely shot, great pose! :)


Patrick Jacobson   {K:29151} 10/7/2005
Aye.. its abit dark.. the lightconditions were really bad. Im glad you liked his pose though.. he was a funny little fellow! =))

Cheers

Patrick J


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