Hi Keith, you certainly have been lucky with your SEO's.
Personally and with the position & HA I would have gone with a portrait format as I find the square crop a little a
awkward. I might also try and reduce some of the red overall and just lift it a little in the darker areas of the plumage. Also, if you can, extract a little more definition around the eyes in the blacks as it will give more shape, form & depth. Unless this is a big crop Keith you should also be able to achieve more detail in the facial parts to.
Thanks guys ,Andy it was a big surprise to get the PW ,Steve i got most of my shots of these Owls from my car window with a bit of net over the window once the Owls where settled you could have them there for a long time preening ect even got one casting a pellet,only hope i'm not posting more than i should but i have different Owls in all sorts of pose and different light and have know got cs 5 and lightroom 4 to try and get my head around. Keith.
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Spent a lot of time with these Owls trying to get shots in different light and poses.
Thanks for looking C&C much appreciated.
Personally and with the position & HA I would have gone with a portrait format as I find the square crop a little a
awkward. I might also try and reduce some of the red overall and just lift it a little in the darker areas of the plumage. Also, if you can, extract a little more definition around the eyes in the blacks as it will give more shape, form & depth. Unless this is a big crop Keith you should also be able to achieve more detail in the facial parts to.
TFS
Steve
An excellent image and great use of light.
Keith.
Another good shot of this bird, Keith. Congrats on the WP the other week
Andy...
Nice one matey
Ian