They do become a bit of an obsession I know lol. The bird shows up very nicely against the yellow, however I feel that if it was placed more to the left, and a little less off the bottom it would place more emphasis on the barny imho.
Thanks for taking the trouble to feedback folks, it's much appreciated, not to mention very helpful!
My thinking was that I quite liked the out of focus front and rear of the rapeseed field, it kind of helped give a bit of depth to the image and place the owl in the picture. Having said that, and taking on board the suggestion of losing the foreground and moving the owl left a little, and the pano idea, I think I prefer it now.
Or, have I tried to incorporate all of the suggestions and in the process made a muddle of it?!
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13 repliesTaken a few nights ago on an otherwise flat and uninspiring light evening, so thought the Oilseed field might pep things up a bit?
Nikon D700 - Sigma 300mm f2.8 - ISO280 - 1/400s
A crop of about 2/3rds of the frame
Never the less a great image and setting.
Fran
Love the Owl against the strong yellow, I think I would like to loose the OOF Oilseed in the foreground.
Brett
My thinking was that I quite liked the out of focus front and rear of the rapeseed field, it kind of helped give a bit of depth to the image and place the owl in the picture. Having said that, and taking on board the suggestion of losing the foreground and moving the owl left a little, and the pano idea, I think I prefer it now.
Or, have I tried to incorporate all of the suggestions and in the process made a muddle of it?!
Brett
David
David
Hi Iain,
Super shot, love the pano repost!
Cheers,
Lewis.
Keith.