I just come back home. Recently I have lived in 'Wolfsburg'... simply the name says much about this town, don\'t you think? I love the shadows and the sunshines I captured in this Pic and the composition give me a feeling of energy.
I understand exactly why you wanted to take this shot. I would love to see it redone - or messed with in PS - because I love it - I am tempted to remix it myself - with your permission of course - because I feel the magic that I think must have prompted you to take the shot.
Thibault is correct about the technical aspects - I wonder though would you lose the magic of the moment of that day?
Hi Reynaldo, thanks for your comment. I have to tell you that my lens doesn't have a problem (I hope!). It's the photo its self that had this light, I mean, the wolves were against the light. Thanks for coming, anyway!
Thanks Thibault, I think about your tecnical suggestions and I think you are right about the wider aperture. When I took this shot I just thought I wanted all details in it, and like a bad fotographer, I didn't think about the background.
What affascunated me was the contrast between the sunshine and shadows, and I'll try to use a lencehood next time.
About the curved lines, sorry, no idea how to evoid them!
I'd like too to work again on these wolves, but I should come back in this little italian-german village in Nidersachsen... I hope next sping.
I visit you portfolio and I like your work and sensibility very much (expecially "alone"!). Keep on!
The idea of your photograph is nice, but some technical aspects of it annoys me :
- the background is not so nice and making the image a bit too complicated to read. You should try to play with the apertures and shoot wider open or take the shot with a longer focal lenght to reduce the depth of field.
- colors are washed out and contrast is low. I think this is due to unexpected flare. If you don't use a lenshood, then should try again with one that fits your zoom. Also filters especially low quality filters tend to increase flare a lot, be sure to remove them when shooting with the sun near the frame or onto the frame.
- some distortion on the pavement at the bottom of the image. (curved lines)
I think these wolves are definitely worth some other shots. You should try again with different angles of view, maybe getting a litle closer of the wolves with a wider angle would help increase the composition, good luck !
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