Hi Brian,
I like this one.
I guess a bit of seperation between flying birds is often desirable but in this instance I think it's the closeness of the flock that works very well,especially the pleasing triangular formation that you've captured.
Good to see a blue sky,something that's sadly been lacking today in this part of the world.
I too like the triangular configuration of them here, but to be highly critical I still think you need a little more seperation between them to make this one stand out.
Agree with John,Difficult situation and one we have all been in,see a flock flying over and grab the camera fire off some shots and hope you get one and this is a keeper so well done
Posted by Rene de Heer on March 25, 2006 at 5:09 PM
Separation would be nice but i think its still a nice image.
Rene de Heer
Discussion
5 repliesIt is from a sequence of 6 shots but this was the only one where all five heads were visible.
It is great to see large flocks of Whoopers break up into family groups as they fly out for drinking.
20d 75-300 usm mkII, at 300mm f5.6 800th, hand held.
Comments welcomed
Brian
I like this one.
I guess a bit of seperation between flying birds is often desirable but in this instance I think it's the closeness of the flock that works very well,especially the pleasing triangular formation that you've captured.
Good to see a blue sky,something that's sadly been lacking today in this part of the world.
John
A bit more seperation would be nice but still a nice image to capture.
Regards
Rob
Rene de Heer