Amid a fierce snowstorm, a snowy owl stands poised on a snow-covered perch, its piercing yellow eyes fixed forward. The soft blur of falling snow and muted background emphasize the bird’s stark beauty and resilience in the harsh Arctic environment. This moment captures the quiet intensity of nature’s winter realm, where survival and stillness coexist. Photographer George captures the essence of these nomadic birds in their natural, unforgiving habitat.
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Thanks! You have a good eyes and noticed the difference!
The eyes color is yellow on my monitor, maybe a little more saturation in this case i believe, you are right!
Sometimes when convert from NEF to TIFF in Pro Photo color space and then Export, and Save for Web (Legacy) in final JPG colors change a bit and often times yellow looks more orange or the blues turn a shade of purple for some reason
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10-18 March, professional voting of residents 35PHOTO
Orange eyes colors looks fake, at least for North american snowys
The eyes color is yellow on my monitor, maybe a little more saturation in this case i believe, you are right!
Sometimes when convert from NEF to TIFF in Pro Photo color space and then Export, and Save for Web (Legacy) in final JPG colors change a bit and often times yellow looks more orange or the blues turn a shade of purple for some reason