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shot in southern sweden this spring.
when looking at Andy's Dunlin (one small step)
this shot came to mind and i thought i'd share it
eos 50D, 500 f/4, Tripod, MLU
Posted by Andy Shepherd on October 9, 2009 at 12:39 PM
Nice shot Christian, I can see the link, did the owl make the catch ?
Re the image, if you have more room around the owl maybe try a different crop, maybe have the owl smaller in the frame and crop to portrait or go for a full landscape format.
You are both quite right, only problem is that it's fullframe so no room
really for different crops.. it's a luxury problem when the lens you go
birding with is too long but thats what happend that day.
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8 replieswhen looking at Andy's Dunlin (one small step)
this shot came to mind and i thought i'd share it
eos 50D, 500 f/4, Tripod, MLU
Nice shot Christian, I can see the link, did the owl make the catch ?
Re the image, if you have more room around the owl maybe try a different crop, maybe have the owl smaller in the frame and crop to portrait or go for a full landscape format.
Andy...
really for different crops.. it's a luxury problem when the lens you go
birding with is too long
Thank you for commenting.
/Chris
I too agree with that it needs more room but you have to take what turns up
Robert.
Hi Christian,
Nits already mentioned, but what a species to get up close too! There would be no complaints from me if I had this shot
Cheers,
Lewis.
/Chris