Fly Fishing

KenCo1964 · 23-08-2005, 14:06

Taken the same day as the dam wall pic, which is why exif on other shot was odd...after changing lens. Got a couple of shots of this guy fishing at the Derwent reservoir. I like this one although the others aren't to bad.
Adjusted levels, converted to B/W and been playing with borders.
What ya think.

EXIF
Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
Date/time 23/08/2005 13:45:21
Exposure time 1/1250 s
F-number f/5.6
Exposure program Aperture priority
ISO speed ratings 400
Date/time original 17/08/2005 08:36:48
Metering mode Partial
Flash Flash did not fire [off]
Focal length 300 mm
Exposure mode Auto exposure
White balance Manual white balance
Thanks Ken.

IanC_UK · 23-08-2005, 14:20

Is that J R Hartley ?

Nice picture mate !

McMav · 23-08-2005, 14:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by IanC_UK

Is that J R Hartley ?

Nice picture mate !

Lol what I was thinking

Nice photo though.

SammyC · 23-08-2005, 14:28

I like that, nice!

***Steve*** · 23-08-2005, 14:43

Great shot, nice timing on the shutter

Matt · 23-08-2005, 16:20

Great shot Ken.

I have a book that is full of fly fishing photographs.
The fly angler makes for a good subject, especially when used as a focul point in a landscape.

Gandhi · 23-08-2005, 18:17

Did you try the frame with any other combinations of white/grey/black?

I'd be interested to see if you did.

Matty · 23-08-2005, 20:20

nothing to say to that Ken, great timing to get a great shot!

ppuga · 23-08-2005, 21:00

nice one! Captures the moment pretty well. (but actually I dont like the framming, but the photo is great!!)

KenCo1964 · 23-08-2005, 21:06

Thanks all,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve

Great shot, nice timing on the shutter

quite chuffed with it myself, Uncropped too.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt

The fly angler makes for a good subject, especially when used as a focul point in a landscape.

Thanks for that Matt, certainly something to think about.

23-08-2005, 14:06	#1 (permalink)
KenCo1964 Forum Regular Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Co. Durham England Posts: 1,069	Fly Fishing Taken the same day as the dam wall pic, which is why exif on other shot was odd...after changing lens. Got a couple of shots of this guy fishing at the Derwent reservoir. I like this one although the others aren't to bad. Adjusted levels, converted to B/W and been playing with borders. What ya think. EXIF Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows Date/time 23/08/2005 13:45:21 Exposure time 1/1250 s F-number f/5.6 Exposure program Aperture priority ISO speed ratings 400 Date/time original 17/08/2005 08:36:48 Metering mode Partial Flash Flash did not fire [off] Focal length 300 mm Exposure mode Auto exposure White balance Manual white balance Thanks Ken.

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ppuga Been here a while Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: México City, México. Posts: 290	nice one! Captures the moment pretty well. (but actually I dont like the framming, but the photo is great!!)