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    Yesterday I had a very close view of a Greylag Goose.

    Today one with a little more room around the bird. Hope you like it.

    Munich, Nymphenburg Park.

    EOS 7D, EF 4/200-400L IS 1.4x at 400mm. f5, ISO 400, 1/60
    Some small increase in vibrance and clarity in LR 4. Standard screen output sharpening.

    After years of using only prime lenses (mostly my former 4/500) for birds, it takes a while to get used to the fact that now I can zoom in and out

    Markus

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    Hi Markus, I like the flower covered surroundings around the goose, together with all the space. Good feather detail, and you have left enough space below for the virtual legs.

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    Ha ha, for me its the opposite...using a zoom lens for years now I have to get used to a fixed focal length! I like the image a lot, nice low angle and the yellow flowers add a lot od interest here (and I love the lone pink one!). I you would consider removing the two oof ones touching the goose's back, crop out or clone in the very top darkish band along the top edge, and perhaps try a version of the image with a warmer WB. All-in-all very appealing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Cadieux View Post
    Ha ha, for me its the opposite...using a zoom lens for years now I have to get used to a fixed focal length! I like the image a lot, nice low angle and the yellow flowers add a lot od interest here (and I love the lone pink one!). I you would consider removing the two oof ones touching the goose's back, crop out or clone in the very top darkish band along the top edge, and perhaps try a version of the image with a warmer WB. All-in-all very appealing...
    Hi Daniel,

    thanks a lot. Just realized that you upgraded to a 4/500 II. Awesome lens.

    Thanks for your feedback. Your pictures here are a great inspiration.

    Markus

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