Rocky mtn sheep and elk pics

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got bored tonight so did a b&w and a color version, think the more I stare Im not sure :? Anyways here are a few shots I did

Rocky Mtn Sheep - havent seen a big ram this year yet?
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bw- just 100% desaturated, thats it......

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They alr all great Keith,

I am just partial to color.

Seems you processed them quite well.. :eek:ve the first b/w with the colored eye. Great touch.
 
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Just excellent Keith. The rack on that one guy (bull Elk??) is incredible. I'm with Gale on the color. Using one of these cams to shoot B&W to me is like buying a Ferrari and leaving it in 2nd gear all the time. 8)
 
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Your B&W technique seems very effective. Care to share some tips for those of us still learning to master this? ;)

Have to be honest, I kinda like the B&W treatments, 2nd gear in a Ferrari or not! :roll:
 
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It seems postprocessed them well?? :lol: better update my monitor profile and recalibrate. LOL!!! the elk shot looks over saturated, Im sure I converted to srgb? on the desktop it looks great, but on pbase over saturated??

Gale said:
They alr all great Keith,

I am just partial to color.

Seems you processed them quite well.. :eek:ve the first b/w with the colored eye. Great touch.
 
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Thanks Frank, I guess that is how I feel sometimes in shooting the x, Im stuck in second gear and every once in a while the throttle is wide open and Im flyin :lol: but more often then not, 2nd gear it is


Flew said:
Just excellent Keith. The rack on that one guy (bull Elk??) is incredible. I'm with Gale on the color. Using one of these cams to shoot B&W to me is like buying a Ferrari and leaving it in 2nd gear all the time. 8)
 
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LOL, Im with your Kevin, sometimes it works beautifully................the norm process is to use channel mixer, select the monochrome box and play with the sliders, I try to keep the total number between 90-110 when you add it up, works quite well. That is all I did to these! Normally I will play with burning or dodge tool for more dramatic effect......hope that makes sense, if not just PM me........thanks for looking


Kevin Scott said:
Your B&W technique seems very effective. Care to share some tips for those of us still learning to master this? ;)

Have to be honest, I kinda like the B&W treatments, 2nd gear in a Ferrari or not! :roll:
 
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Hi Keith,

That bull elk is a beauty! I prefer the color version best. Those mountain sheep are pretty drab even in color aren't they. But there eyes do stand out and I do like your B&W rendition with the colored eye. I took a few by the side of the road near Golden on the weekend before last, but I haven't finished processing them yet( I'm waiting for FM Intellisharpen II download instructions so I can try it out).
 
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Thanks Gordon, yeah he had quite the rack , wait til rut season, there a few that would put a beating on him believe it or not. going to go back this weekend to see what i can find :)


greyflash said:
I too am partial to color and that Bull Elk shot is amazing. What a rack that big guy has.
 
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Thanks Don, what I find amazing is how they can move through the bush like a kit cat, how do they fit between the trees? :lol:


drueter said:
Great shots, Keith! It's hard to imagine that elk can even lift his head carrying that huge rack around! Nice captures.
 
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HI Dennis, look forward to seeing your shots. Yeah those sheep arent pretty. LOL............havent seen a big ram yet this year, hopefully maybe this weekend. They are neat looking!

Nikam said:
Hi Keith,

That bull elk is a beauty! I prefer the color version best. Those mountain sheep are pretty drab even in color aren't they. But there eyes do stand out and I do like your B&W rendition with the colored eye. I took a few by the side of the road near Golden on the weekend before last, but I haven't finished processing them yet( I'm waiting for FM Intellisharpen II download instructions so I can try it out).
 

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