Once Bitten
These sweet little sandhill crane siblings were captured early this season here in Florida. My issue with this image was that in order to delete the parent bird without cloning and keep the crop vertical it was a pretty large crop. Also the right side chick has motion blur on the head and I would like to know if it bothers you. Thanks for the input.
Canon 1DMIV
500mm f4 lens w2x
ISO 800 f11 @1/500
You've captured a wonderful moment here! There is nothing about this image that would bother me.
Awesome interaction and light, Cheryl. On my work monitor, I can see any bad effects from the large crop you mention, nor do I see motion blur.
All looks good from here.
I think the story is so strong it overcomes any technical flaws...with that said you did a great job technically! Very nice job!
I think the moment is what matters in this image. Sometime motion blur is good. I like the moment, prefer cleaner BG but you can't have everything all the time.
I agree with all of the above. Such a wonderful capture! Sometimes photos don't need to be technically perfect to tell a perfect story. Love it!
Excellent moment you have captured here.Great interaction.I did not notice the head blur until you mentioned.
Love the expressions of both little ones.
Regards,
Satish.
Great timing, great action.
The eye being relatively sharp makes it work. The key to the image is the great interaction between the two.
I can't see enough blur to be an issue -- what a great catch!
What would you think about cropping off the dark area at the top?
I think the interaction and the poses are super. Love the left hand chicks' folded wing.
Before I even read Diane's comment I thought I would like to see the dark area at the top cropped out as well.
For web presentation the slight motion blur is a non issue but if you wanted to print it big that might present a problem,
Gail
I like the interaction and close crop. I think the image excellent. Very well done Cheryl!
Excellent interaction. I would try to tone down the background areas further emphasizing the chicks. Good job Red.
Thanks Diane and everyone for the input. I have taken your suggestion but to Mikes level by toning it down because I don't want to crop anymore. WDYT? A little better I think, less of a distraction.Originally Posted by Diane Miller
Sweet! Great capture of interesting action. I think your re-post is an improvement!
Hi Cheryl, cuteness factor all over this image, and love the show of their tiny wings. Im fine with your OP, and not much motion blur detected from this side.
Sweet poses and I like the crop as is. It gives it a bit more of a natural setting than just grass.
Dan Kearl
Excellent action shot, Cheryl.
Love the interaction between the two chicks. Great moment and sweet light. Well done,
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