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MS-2566

© Jim Zuckerman

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Uploaded: May 07, 2007

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Daniella Puente July 28, 2007

Wow...I'm impressed with your Gallery and this one is just...to enjoy. Which lens did you use on this photo? and if you don´t mind would love to know if there's any filter to capture the color....thanks, Daniella. #701025

Jim Zuckerman July 28, 2007

Daniella,

I didn't use a filter -- I just increased saturation a bit in Photoshop. This was taken with a film camera before I went digital. It was taken with the Mamiya 7 and a 43mm lens, which is equivalent in the digital format to a 21mm wide angle.

Jim #4572039

Daniella Puente July 29, 2007

Thanks for the explanation Jim, excellent job again! :) #4574933

Meghan Gonski October 02, 2007

Hi Jim,
Love this photo and a lot of your gallery so far. I hope maybe to become a professional photographer.
Where was this photo taken and what kind of birds are these? (just curious)
Meghan #4875993

Jim Zuckerman October 03, 2007

Hi Meghan,

These are gannets at a breeding colony 3 hours by car north of Capetown, South Africa at a placed called Lambert's Bay.

Jim #4877168

Meghan Gonski October 03, 2007

wow, thanks. You sure travel a lot for your photos. I bet that's a lot of fun. #4880011

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