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This is a discussion on Gull-ible within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; This guy just seemed to want his photo taken...

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    This guy just seemed to want his photo taken


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    Snapped this one yesterday..



    I noticed you controlled the exposure much better than I. Their breast is incredibly white.
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    Yeh the whole photo looks a stop over to me. For some reason the camera saw the scene as dark I think and upped the exposure on you. Do you have the exif data on it? Or a link to your picasaweb album where I can view it?

    He has very pale feet doesn't he?

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    thanks for sharing both of you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Yeh the whole photo looks a stop over to me. For some reason the camera saw the scene as dark I think and upped the exposure on you. Do you have the exif data on it? Or a link to your picasaweb album where I can view it?

    He has very pale feet doesn't he?
    He does. I also noticed that the beak is a different shade too. They must be cousins

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    I got a few more but this gull had the best focus. If I could have combined the focus of this one with the exposure of my next shot I would have been bang on
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    Well .... the exif data is interesting ...

    ISO: 100
    Exposure: 1/1000 sec
    Aperture: 4.5
    Obviously the fstop could have been and should have been higher. Must have been a very, very bright day.
    I'm guessing it was an automatic setting and not a manual selection seeing as the shutter speed is so high and the aperture so wide.
    I'm sure a quick play in curves would right the exposure somewhat.

    They DO look like the same species don't they? Maybe yours is just damn cold!!

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    I love the way birds always look like they are posing.

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    Mine was posing ... he walked up and as I raised the camera he turned 180 and then looked back ... it was like he was on a catwalk!

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