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Robin and rope
mjmw

Robin and rope (Erithacus rubecula)

Digging out an image from 2005 and stumbled upon this one that I had not worked up before...is the rope too much?

1/100, f5.6, ISO 800, 4x5 crop
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Habitat
Fields
Location
Capel Fleet, Kent
Date taken
Dec 2005
Scientific name
Erithacus rubecula
Equipment used
Canon 20D, 400/5.6
mali
Who ate all the pies? Now ain't this guy a fat little fella? Lovely Robbie on a post shot Mark. Dont know about the rope, but its a cracking backdrop colour.
 
madamcoolpix
It makes a different composition, no doubt! And that rope is a part of the image as the Robin looks quite interested in it! ;) Lovely post, Mark, I like it a heap!!! :t: :t: :t:
 
Tim Taylor
Well I think Marian is right in that the robin is involving the rope in the pic and it's also a similar colour to the robin. On the other hand, there is rather a lot of it and you could argue it's too dominant in the image. It gets the thumbs up from me. :t:
 

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