I was unsure whether to leave the pine twigs/needles in the top left corner or not.What do you think?
Thanks for any comments.
Canon 1D Mk11N,500+1.4 canon lens,1/400 f5.6 and iso400.
Poor ol twigs ,to be honest i think they add to it after all the bird was sitting (i presume )in a tree which part of it were the offending twigs .Removing them sterilises the natural composition imo.Keep the twigs
Whether the twigs stay or go, I would like some more room on the right on the right so that the owl is looking across the shot rather than out of it. I think more branches above the bird would have been good actually as Brett says, but if there are no more available I'd probably lose them.
Aside from all that there is an excellent shot in there and it was well seen. eric
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17 repliesThanks for any comments.
Canon 1D Mk11N,500+1.4 canon lens,1/400 f5.6 and iso400.
Phil.
Certain a different portrayal of a Barn Owl from the more standard ones we have seen.
TFS
steve
Get rid of the twigs
Seriously..wonderful shot!!
Edwin
Ian
Simon
Brett
David
Bob.
May need extra time and penalties!
Phil
David
Aside from all that there is an excellent shot in there and it was well seen.
Beautiful shot and like your composition with the branch coming in at one end and going out at the other.