Posted by Paul King on February 12, 2008 at 6:22 PM
Just one from todays short outing.
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D2x 3002.8+1/4tc ISO200 1:640 f8
Posted by Ian Mason on February 13, 2008 at 5:40 PM
OK Paul, let me be the first to have a go! Nice birds, lovely colours, good details, great eye on the male, great perspective and uncluttered background. I suspect the reason nobody has commented is the fact that the composition is unusual and that makes one think a little more. Perhaps more separation between the two birds might have helped. I'd be happy to have this!
Posted by John MacTavish on February 13, 2008 at 5:41 PM
Looks a bit washed out from where I'm sitting. Adjusting the black point in PS levels to 10 makes the shot pop a little more.
Two ducks on a pond, what more can I say? Maybe get a little lower, and lets not hear excuses about getting wet, Maybe a little separation between the two? Better still, maybe a little interaction between them.
Lets not go off on one about viewing figures/comment ratios again, just take it as a very polite "nope doesn't work for me and I know you can do better" kind of silence.
Could be worse, you could be giving a live presentation to a few hundred folk and get a silent moment when you hit them with a shot that you like but they obviously don't, now that hurts
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D2x 3002.8+1/4tc ISO200 1:640 f8
Two ducks on a pond, what more can I say? Maybe get a little lower, and lets not hear excuses about getting wet, Maybe a little separation between the two? Better still, maybe a little interaction between them.
Lets not go off on one about viewing figures/comment ratios again, just take it as a very polite "nope doesn't work for me and I know you can do better" kind of silence.
Could be worse, you could be giving a live presentation to a few hundred folk and get a silent moment when you hit them with a shot that you like but they obviously don't, now that hurts
J