Alan Scheer
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Alan
S7000
F3.1, 1/40, Aperture, ISO 200
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Young Robin
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Alan
S7000
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M
morris
Guest
Nice and sharp and well exposed. I don't love the compostion, but it's ok. How about a verticle or moving the bird a little more to the right of the frame.
Morris
http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
Morris
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Alan
S7000
F3.1, 1/40, Aperture, ISO 200
http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Sorry Morris,
This is not a crop.
Alan
This is not a crop.
Alan
M
morris
Guest
Alan,
This dose not look like a crop, but a crop could help or better framing when you took the photo. Don't get me wrong, I like this photo but think it coud be stronger.
Morris
http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
This dose not look like a crop, but a crop could help or better framing when you took the photo. Don't get me wrong, I like this photo but think it coud be stronger.
Morris
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http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Thanks Morris,
I'll post a crop
Alan
I'll post a crop
Alan
This dose not look like a crop, but a crop could help or better
framing when you took the photo. Don't get me wrong, I like this
photo but think it coud be stronger.
Morris
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http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
M
morris
Guest
Just showing you what I’m suggesting. The photo dose not have the room to manipulate and I created the left side of the first photo.
The vertical would work better with a little more space.
Morris
http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
The vertical would work better with a little more space.
Morris
--Alan
This dose not look like a crop, but a crop could help or better
framing when you took the photo. Don't get me wrong, I like this
photo but think it coud be stronger.
Morris
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http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Morris,
Here is the crop:
The thing is I couldn't back off or the branches were in the way or I didn't want to scare it away either.
Alan
Here is the crop:
The thing is I couldn't back off or the branches were in the way or I didn't want to scare it away either.
Alan
Alan
This dose not look like a crop, but a crop could help or better
framing when you took the photo. Don't get me wrong, I like this
photo but think it coud be stronger.
Morris
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http://qcpages.qc.edu/~morris/POD
john-graham
Well-known member
as for cropping i wouldnt in my opinion it ruins it
great picture alan
too many people on here dont appreciate a picture simply for what it is
crop this and photoshop that
keep up the good work
harycover
Senior Member
JeanLeGrand
Senior Member
Mmmh, I don't like the idea that this young robin now has to live with clipped off tail feathers. I think getting close to this bird, adjusting your camera and taking the shot without scaring the bird away, is a great job alltogether. If it would have been a paid model posing for the shot, one could expect or demand more.Just showing you what I’m suggesting. The photo dose not have the
room to manipulate and I created the left side of the first photo.
The vertical would work better with a little more space.
Morris
filibuster
Veteran Member
I love this shot. Well done Alan.
filibuster (Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, UK)
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FelixW
Leading Member
BenPonti
Active member
Normally, I prefer good, appropriate cropping of many shots, but in this case, I like the original photo. The little bird gives the appearance of being dwarfed amongst the foliage, which, of course, it was, so no cropping works. A photo to be proud of.
mshake
Leading Member
Have to say I like it better uncroped. The crop really crowds the bird. Very sharp details, good job considering its keeping its eye on you as you take its picture.
Alan
S7000
F3.1, 1/40, Aperture, ISO 200
dinnatouch
Senior Member
Great picture. Did you use zoom or did you manage to get close enough for a macro shot?
Alan
S7000
F3.1, 1/40, Aperture, ISO 200
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Jim R.
Dinna Touch!
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Thanks Jean,
Alan
Alan
Mmmh, I don't like the idea that this young robin now has to liveJust showing you what I’m suggesting. The photo dose not have the
room to manipulate and I created the left side of the first photo.
The vertical would work better with a little more space.
Morris
with clipped off tail feathers. I think getting close to this bird,
adjusting your camera and taking the shot without scaring the bird
away, is a great job alltogether. If it would have been a paid
model posing for the shot, one could expect or demand more.
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Thanks John,
Alan
Alan
as for cropping i wouldnt in my opinion it ruins it
great picture alan
too many people on here dont appreciate a picture simply for what
it is
crop this and photoshop that
keep up the good work
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Alan Scheer
Senior Member
Thanks Felix,
Alan
Alan
Alan Scheer
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