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this was taken last year at a local nature reserve ! ISO 64 F5.3 Shutter seed 1/500th sec spot metering.hope you like it
| Camera: | Fuji S100FS |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | sitting tight |
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| Uploaded: | 14 Feb 2009 - 8:39 AM |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, Wildlife / nature |
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FOr me I'm afraid this doesn't really work. The branches cutting across the head and body are too distracting. I think I can see what you why trying to achieve, framing the head but overall it becomes too cluttered. It is neither a picture of the bird (crested grebe?) or of the branches. either could make an interesting picture but my eye doesn't know what it is supposed to be looking at.
Oh dear
Just read the last comment
I like it , So there!!!!
Merlin k ,
this shot is illustrating how these marvelous birds think about protecting their nest from vandals by being inaccessible.
A very good try..
We don't always get it they way we want but have to use the best of what we get...
It is taken well the twigs do distract..
You have been able to get the shot as well..
Good on you, and keep trying and you well get there in the end...
Dave
What a great shot of this rare bird and the nest. Wonderful to see.
Dave
Nice Shot , Sometimes you just have to get what you can . Great Effort .
Carl
Quote: A very good try..
We don't always get it they way we want but have to use the best of what we get...
It is taken well the twigs do distract..
You have been able to get the shot as well..
Good on you, and keep trying and you well get there in the end...
Dave
I agree with Dave, Keep on going for it.
Ian
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