Normally I show my best photos here, but as everyone who has ever taken a photograph knows, a lot of the photos end up in the trash can. Either they have bad lightning or they're blurred or the colours are way off. The photo of the day of a red deer stag roaring to the world was blurred beyond repair, so I opted for a crop, a conversion to b/w and blurring the surroundings even more. I'm actually kind of pleased with that result, even though I normally prefer to get it right in-camera.Friday, January 15, 2010
How to cover-up a failure
Normally I show my best photos here, but as everyone who has ever taken a photograph knows, a lot of the photos end up in the trash can. Either they have bad lightning or they're blurred or the colours are way off. The photo of the day of a red deer stag roaring to the world was blurred beyond repair, so I opted for a crop, a conversion to b/w and blurring the surroundings even more. I'm actually kind of pleased with that result, even though I normally prefer to get it right in-camera.
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very nice way to save a great moment in nature.
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