Hi John
Beautiful symmetry and very striking, Have you thought about cropping so that only the owl remains. Square, portrait or landscape would all work and I think it would be a 'canvas on the wall' job!
Cheers
Andy
Posted by Andy Elliott on December 12, 2009 at 4:18 AM
John
Great shot and the tones are good to bring out the detail. Where was this shot?
Andy
Posted by John Robinson on December 12, 2009 at 5:32 AM
Thanks all
Andy - yes I did one like that and thought I,d overdone it !
Andy It was at a bird of prey "rescue "display (God forbid.! ) I,ve always refused to do stuff at them before but couldnt resist the eyes !
Chers
JOhnR
Posted by Ian Mason on December 12, 2009 at 6:27 AM
Superb! Detail is fantastic.
Posted by Danny Green on December 13, 2009 at 5:22 AM
Wow thats unusal for you John you didn't get this in your Garden
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JohnR
Beautiful symmetry and very striking, Have you thought about cropping so that only the owl remains. Square, portrait or landscape would all work and I think it would be a 'canvas on the wall' job!
Cheers
Andy
Great shot and the tones are good to bring out the detail. Where was this shot?
Andy
Andy - yes I did one like that and thought I,d overdone it !
Andy It was at a bird of prey "rescue "display (God forbid.! ) I,ve always refused to do stuff at them before but couldnt resist the eyes !
Chers
JOhnR
Great shot
Danny
I've just looked at this again and think you're right, the disc of the owl's face needs to remain in tact, I sit corrected
Cheers
Andy
Brett