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White Stork (please critique) (1 Viewer)
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FernandoBatista
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birdman said:
Thank you for the kind comment.
birdman said:I've heard a rumour that the sky is that colour in some countries...
I guess that's why so many of you (Englishmen) likes to come here.Gabriel Rasson
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I think it's an excellent shot and I look forward to seeing other pictures that you do!
FernandoBatista
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Gabriel Rasson said:
Thank you Gabriel
FernandoBatista
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annarufus said:
Thank you for the kind comment, annarufus
redshift
Toad Popper
It's a great shot - no doubt about it - but you asked for critique not praise: I think you have not cropped it quite right, you are too close to the tail of the bird on the right. (I do realise you may have had to crop there to cut something else out).
I am sure everyone else will feel differently!
I am sure everyone else will feel differently!
FernandoBatista
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Thank you, Redshift.redshift said:
You're absolutely right, I did ask for critique and I'm glad you told what you're really feeling. That's the purpose of posting pictures on forums and the only way to learn, if everyone tells a person that their pics looks great no matter how bad they really are, then that person wouldn't get very far.redshift said:
You're probably right and perhaps the crop is a little too tight, there was nothing on the sides so I could left it larger but honnestly I cropped it so much because there was only a lot of empty sky and , so I end up liking it more like this, but looking again it wouldn't do no harm in leaving it with a little more sky.redshift said:I think you have not cropped it quite right, you are too close to the tail of the bird on the right. (I do realise you may have had to crop there to cut something else out).
I am sure everyone else will feel differently!
Regards,
Fernando
Nice pic! . That's a good catch! Woah at 1/4000? :-S... was it that bright overthere? .
Yeah, besides the "sky", I thought that it could maybe be a little bit brighter, with regards to the stork itself. However, it's of course rather difficult, considering the amount of light and the angle of it. We don't want the details from the stork's feathers to disappear either.
But maybe a small brightness/contrast adjustment could do the trick... just a little bit :-D. I think that's just a "personal taste" issue, as the pic in itself captures the details; provides a "rare" shot; is sharp.
Look forward to seeing more of your shots in Portugal. Maybe some flying football players too hahaha .
. That's a good catch! Woah at 1/4000? :-S... was it that bright overthere? .Yeah, besides the "sky", I thought that it could maybe be a little bit brighter, with regards to the stork itself. However, it's of course rather difficult, considering the amount of light and the angle of it. We don't want the details from the stork's feathers to disappear either.
But maybe a small brightness/contrast adjustment could do the trick... just a little bit :-D. I think that's just a "personal taste" issue, as the pic in itself captures the details; provides a "rare" shot; is sharp.
Look forward to seeing more of your shots in Portugal
. Maybe some flying football players too hahaha .
FernandoBatista
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Penguin said:Nice pic!
My friend... this is Portugal
Very often I shot at 1/5000 to 1/8000.Penguin said:
Thanks a lot for the comments/idea.
Penguin said:Look forward to seeing more of your shots in Portugal
LOL, we never know, that's a very common species at this time in Portugal.
Regards
Fernando
FernandoBatista
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slipe said:
Allthough I shot Raw most of the time this was shot at 12Mp Jpeg fine.
Yup, the Tcon17 is indeed a fine lens.
Thank you for the comment.
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