The first is edited in Lightroom with a vintage style preset. The second is with Kim's copper preset from Beyond Beyond class.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
A Long(horn) Shot
What are my chances that I would drive by this longhorn steer just at the point he would be in the right position to grab this cool shot? 1:1000000000. There are only a few points around this small pasture that one can even get a shot without it being through a chain link fence. And this is in the city no less. Lucky me, I met my friend on her side of town for lunch this week. I really should get out of my 3 mile radius more often.
The first is edited in Lightroom with a vintage style preset. The second is with Kim's copper preset from Beyond Beyond class.
The first is edited in Lightroom with a vintage style preset. The second is with Kim's copper preset from Beyond Beyond class.
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great shot of a magnificent animal!
ReplyDeleteThat's great! Glad you had that serendipity and were able to take advantage of it with the lens.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is my favorite !
ReplyDeleteBetween the two, I prefer the 1st shot. It appears more natural. It is awesome when we step out of our "comfort zone" and discover what is just waiting for us isn't it?
ReplyDeletePerfect timing! Longhorns are so impressive ... and they have big brown eyes! ;)
ReplyDeleteThey are so cool -- there are a few on a ranch near here -- I need to go back and visit them again. :)
ReplyDeleteI love when this happens and you get a total surprise...So glad you had your camera ready......Those horns are massive....
ReplyDeleteAhhh yes, the studly longhorn's - great capture!
ReplyDeleteYou have make beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
Your editing looks great. A beautiful photo indeed.
ReplyDeleteHugs~
Both are great!
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