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Not sure if it works, but have,nt got anything else at the mo!

Camera:Pentax iST DL2
Lens:sigma f=400mm 1:5.6
Recording media:JPEG (digital)
Title:Starling
Username:stevieasp stevieasp
Uploaded:31 May 2008 - 8:12 PM
Tags:Birds wildlife, Digitally manipulated, Specialist / abstract, Wildlife / nature
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pluckyfilly
pluckyfilly (e2 Member)
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214 forum postspluckyfilly vcard United Kingdom32 Constructive Critique Points
31 May 2008 - 8:40 PM
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of course it works love the way you have presented this image - we have loads of starlings in the garden at the moment I can hardly keep up with feeding them

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stevieasp
31 May 2008 - 8:47 PM
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Thanks Ann,
we have them in our garden too, they like to bathe on the edge of the fiish pond
Steve

mattberry
mattberry (e2 Member)
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259 forum postsmattberry vcard England12 Constructive Critique Points
31 May 2008 - 8:50 PM
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Afraid I must disagree with Ann and say it doesn't work. The Starling looks like its either floating in mid air or is a stuffed / dead bird.

Theres nothing wrong with the shot of the bird itself though, just IMHO the presentation doesn't work. I'd prefer to see it either inside its frame or without one altogether, and on a perch.

Regards
Matt

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Barbaraj
31 May 2008 - 8:55 PM
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Moving out of the frame.

myrab
myrab (e2 Member)
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myrab vcard United Kingdom
31 May 2008 - 9:03 PM
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Works beautifully.
Myra

Paddy
10
254 forum posts England8 Constructive Critique Points
31 May 2008 - 9:33 PM
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ha ha very clever .. love the work SmileP

Bob_V
Bob_V (e2 Member)
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Bob_V vcard United States2 Constructive Critique Points
31 May 2008 - 9:36 PM
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Very different, I like it.
Bob

This is bold. As to whether it works or not, well that really is a subjective thing. What would be unthinkable with a rare bird can be perfectly acceptable with something as common as a starling.
Good on you for experimenting.
Smile Lucy

vagabond
1 Jun 2008 - 10:26 AM
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Very sharp and nicely exposed picture of a starling. I like the idea but think it may work better if the legs remained in the frame and only the head overlapped the B/G as if it were emerging from the frame (reducing the 'stuck on' effect).
Jeff.

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Hi Steve,

Great image but nowhere near as effective as Flight of Freedom. The bird really needs to rest on something for it to work. I agree with Vagabond's comments.

great shot - love the presenatation - how do you do it

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