Attended a football game in Seattle Saturday (delayed 2 1/2 hours due to thunderstorm causing it to end about 2 AM). Returned to Long Beach, WA Yesterday. Steady rain. About 7 PM (pretty dark) saw this doe and almost fully grown fawn on dune. Was a heavy mist (my father said it never rains at the beach). Fortunate to get 3 shots while she shook off the mist.
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Canon 7D Mark II; 100/ 400 at 400; 7.i; 1600 ISO; 1/250th; spot; WB auto; handheld;
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In rains or mist, we usually get low contrast images, considering that I prefer the second version, where contrast is less and blacks are not so dark.
I like the fact that you managed to get the head sharp during the shake off action. If you like, you may crop some of the foreground.
