Pierre Williot
September 2023 - Bull Moose coming out of the water.
About the Image(s)
This image was captured in early morning on the First Roach Pond, in Kokadjo, North/Central Maine on July 8th 2023. As you can see, it was very foggy, making the post-processing arduous. I felt that a B/W conversion would suit this scene better.
Equipment: In a canoe, Canon EOS R7, Canon RF 100-500, Hand held
Set-up: ISO 1600, 1/125 sec, f/7.1, EV 0
Cropping, light adjustment with B/W conversion using ON1.
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7 comments posted
I really like this shot. I would like to see the original, too. I think B&W is nice here. Posted: 09/06/2023 10:10:53
The b&w conversion works well and I'm pleased that you were able to portray the mood provided by the fog. I would be happier if the moose was not in the middle of the scene. A crop from either the top or bottom would fix this. Posted: 09/07/2023 14:11:29
Pierre,
I never think that moose are very photogenic but I like this moose image with the fog and water. The bw is a good choice for this image. I think the placement of the moose in the frame is fine. The water draining off the antlers is a nice touch. Posted: 09/07/2023 20:06:00
I never think that moose are very photogenic but I like this moose image with the fog and water. The bw is a good choice for this image. I think the placement of the moose in the frame is fine. The water draining off the antlers is a nice touch. Posted: 09/07/2023 20:06:00
I forgot to mention: I was in a canoe...
Posted: 09/08/2023 14:55:06
Posted: 09/08/2023 14:55:06
A brave man to have your camera in a canoe. Posted: 09/08/2023 15:02:34
I forgot to include the color version. Due to the fog, the colors were quite muted! Posted: 09/08/2023 15:06:52
Looking at the image I think that black and white brings a nice character to the photo. I think the spacing is nice but I do agree that an off center crop could offer a new view on the piece. Posted: 09/14/2023 21:59:01