1. Mad Goose; 9.24.2010; 12:15 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/5.6; 1/1000;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
2. Purple Hollyhock; 9.24.2010; 1:20 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/4.0; 1/250;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
3. Floating Duck; 9.24.2010; 12:05 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/5.0; 1/500;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
4. Purple Pansy; 9.24.2010; 1:16 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/5.6; 1/800;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
5. Mallard: 9.24.2010; 12:20 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/4.5; 1/125;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
6. Lilly; 9.24.2010; 1:26 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f/4.0; 1/60;
Sony DSC-H7; Sizing in Photoshop
Working with animals, especially geese, is hard. When we got this assignment, I decided to go to the nature pond. Unfortunately, I couldn't get close enough to any of the ducks without scaring them away. Luckily, a family showed up with bread to feed the ducks, and they all came ashore. The first picture was taken of a big goose (you can't tell in the picture, but it was actually the size of a 4 year old child). I got a little too close to the goose, and it began to flap its wings and squawk at me (Don't worry, I got away before it could bite). All of the pictures were taken with a Sony camera from the library. It was bright outside, so I generally used an aperture around 5.0. Other than sizing, no other editing was done to the pictures.
I like the photo of the mad goose. The Floating Duck I would have framed a bit farther to the left giving the duck more room with in the frame. The Purple Pansie photo has some great color!
ReplyDeletei love the duck with his foot kicking out. it adds a lot of character to the photo.
ReplyDeleteThe mad gooses picture is pretty cool. It looks like it is going to attack you.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the above. The duck shot is great, though I wish his foot hadn't been cut off
ReplyDeleteMad goose in definately my favorite. :) It just has so much character! Great job capturing that!!
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