Taken from a small boat hugging the cliff face, up on the tip of one of Scotlands furthest most islands. These birds are vicious, both to other birds and to anyone that gets too close! Huge birds too.
Steve
MKIII 70-200 f/2.8 1/1000 f/4 ISO200 (HH, FF in width, crop height)
Personally I think it is a bit tight at the top. It falls between a conventional crop and a panoramic but to my mind doesn't quite fit either. Nobody else has made this observation so it may just be my unusual taste.
Work permitting, I have no flights booked this week. Off on my travels the week after.
Interesting Guy, I added a fraction +10 before posting because I thought it looked a little flat. Probably the original was better, thanks for reinforcing my thoughts.
Discussion
10 repliesSteve
MKIII 70-200 f/2.8 1/1000 f/4 ISO200 (HH, FF in width, crop height)
Ed
Just as Edwin said, the drops give something extra.
Phil.
David
Droplets definitely make this one together with the head turn and catchlight. I might add a bit back at the top to balance the composition.
Cheers
Austin
cheers
Steve
Personally I think it is a bit tight at the top. It falls between a conventional crop and a panoramic but to my mind doesn't quite fit either. Nobody else has made this observation so it may just be my unusual taste.
Work permitting, I have no flights booked this week. Off on my travels the week after.
Cheers
Austin
Ian
Stunning detail and I love the eye contact composition is fine for me.
The only comment I might make is to reduce the Saturation a little.
Steve