Getting The Bird: How To Photograph Birds With Long Telephoto Lenses
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jimmypaton 14 19 Scotland
27 Feb 2009 8:51PM
very nice shot i like the light
jimmy
Paul65 15 258 England
27 Feb 2009 8:53PM
Honest opinion - bloody good
Reason - cos it is.

Paul
motorsportpictures 14 289 23 United Kingdom
27 Feb 2009 8:57PM
Wonderful light.
Scott
27 Feb 2009 9:00PM
Like the light through the trees and the detail of the roots from the tree.
Maggie
Paul_R 14 5 2 England
27 Feb 2009 9:06PM
Nice shot,interesting roots
27 Feb 2009 9:08PM
fantastic shot love the light well captured.
Mark.
27 Feb 2009 9:17PM
Great shot...almost a 'Lord of the Rings' fantasy feel to it.

Makes me think I should dig out my shots from Golitha and maybe upload some!
maryg 14 66 18 Scotland
27 Feb 2009 9:26PM
Honest I like it , love the way the tree roots lead up to the trees , the moss is lovely and the light on the trees in the b/g is so good. lovely atmosphere to this
'Mary
markthecat 17 3 England
27 Feb 2009 9:56PM
I recognised those roots a lovely place and shot.

Mark
Hacky 15 United Kingdom
27 Feb 2009 10:28PM
Thank you all for your positive comments and support, it's very much appreciated.

The reason I posted this as a honest opinion etc was I thought this a good shot, biased I know, but a judge slated it last night in a competition at a club in Plymouth, saying about the light was bad the shot was dark, starburst in the sky was annoying and so the list went on.. so I thought I would share it with people who know what there talking about and appreciate nice pictures.
SO THANK YOU ALL, ONCE AGAIN
Daisymaye Plus
14 26 24 Canada
28 Feb 2009 12:04AM
Lovely shot....rich color....Sandy
Crazee1ady 15 16
28 Feb 2009 9:43AM
Photographs are very subjective. What one person will like others will not. If there is one thing I have learnt from my photography course it is just that! (Or even uploading to this site lolol) Stick 10 people in a forest and most will want to take away different memories, angles and captures. If you wanted starburst you got it and did well.......... others will argue it distracts the eye away from the tree in the foreground or takes the eye away from leading through the rest of the shot....... maybe you wanted it to be darker and more atmospheric while the "judge" wanted to see more light and detail. I am totally not an expert but this is my opinion :o)

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