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May 03, 2006 16:08 |  #1

This photo, a quite severe crop by the way, is a step away from the close-ups I usually strive for but something about this scene made me keep it anyway. What do you think, is this anything or am I not being objective here?

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May 03, 2006 16:22 |  #2

The shot shows what environment they habitat and I think to see the scene can have it's great moments.
So yours is a good photo.


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May 03, 2006 17:07 |  #3

Hi,
I like the shot for the natural scenery, IMHO if it was more taken from the top only If would have a nice effect.
I find sometimes a shot is about the whole scene not only the subject in it.
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May 03, 2006 17:30 |  #4

I quite like the shot too, it's well taken and a lovely environ. Great low angle too, well done


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May 03, 2006 17:36 as a reply to  @ Mitcon's post |  #5

I like the shot, in this case the background adds to the pic.


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May 03, 2006 20:14 |  #6

I think it works very, very well. I only wish the blade of grass in front of the female's bill wasn't there. Excellent mood achieved in this photo.


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May 03, 2006 21:45 |  #7

I love the birds and think the background is just fine. These are not easy ducks to catch up close. Good job!



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May 04, 2006 00:09 |  #8

I think it works well. The only thing that is a little distracting to me is the dark blur on the bottom middle below the hen.


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May 04, 2006 06:55 |  #9

Thanks for your comments! :)

The blade of grass could be cloned out with some work but the dark spot would be trickier as it should match the reflected background. I think I'll choose to live with the imperfections this time.


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May 04, 2006 09:25 |  #10

I really like it. The dark bg gives a flavor to the photo. I would keep it.


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May 04, 2006 11:55 |  #11

I like it. The composition adds to the low perspective. Definitely works for me. :-)


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