One from a few weeks back.
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Tripod
Posted by John Robinson on January 11, 2010 at 5:17 PM
Nice one Maggie.
Was this a full frame - sorry can't have been !
A little more surround would be nice. Good one though.
You shouldn't be allowed to use a D300 cos I haven't got one !
JohnR
Posted by Jeff Harrison on January 11, 2010 at 5:48 PM
Nice shot of a classic Cormorant pose Maggie but I'd agree with John and Julian - a little more room in the frame would be nice
Posted by Paul Rosser on January 11, 2010 at 5:50 PM
Hi Maggie, 'nits' covered, however I think there is also some more detail under the wing you could bring out. Would have also liked to see the head turned more to the viewer too. Still a nice shot and the detail is there considering the light.
Steve
Posted by Andy Astbury on January 12, 2010 at 3:47 AM
Nits all covered many times already Maggie - I'd be curious to see the full frame and then a re-crop
Now you've done Cormorant I suppose the next thing you fancy is a Sha*
Posted by eric weight on January 12, 2010 at 3:57 AM
Looks pretty good to me maggie. Nits covered. Eric
Posted by Mark Davies on January 12, 2010 at 4:18 AM
Ignore Andy he's just crude, unlike me
Agree with the space , perhaps more at the top.Certainly one of your best recent images by a long way .
Discussion
17 repliesD300
300mm f2.8 + 1.4TC
1/250s
f5.6
0EV
ISO 400
Tripod
Was this a full frame - sorry can't have been !
A little more surround would be nice. Good one though.
You shouldn't be allowed to use a D300 cos I haven't got one !
JohnR
Regards,
Paul Rosser.
Good image and a nice pose and sharpness. I'd agree with the others but lets face it, too big in the frame is the easiest one to solve
Cheers
Andy
Steve
Now you've done Cormorant I suppose the next thing you fancy is a Sha*
Agree with the space , perhaps more at the top.Certainly one of your best recent images by a long way .
Major.
Matt
Nits already picked
Bertl
Mark I will try and ignore Andy but as you well know he is very hard to ignore