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Like the composition, vivid colors of BG, details of bird and POV. Well done. TFS.
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Very nice. I would move the bird to the right of the frame.
very nice light and I really find the BG foliage very appealing,
Gail
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Nice shot, love the background.
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nice shot
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Hey Raybel. I love the soft light, the great low angle, and the sharpness. Just a bit more of a head turn towards you would have been ideal.... Hope that all is well. a
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Sasan, Thanks for your membership support. We work very hard here to avoid becoming a "great shot" forum. To that end, if you like an image, please let us know why you liked it. Thanks. a
Thanks for the reminder, you're right
Last edited by Arthur Morris; 03-27-2015 at 09:02 AM.
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Thanks for the reminder, you're right
You are most welcome. Thanks for understanding. a
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Lovely well crafted image of this species. I enjoy the colors, especially in the background. I see a well thought out shooting angle that shows a nice strip of the substrate in focus. A slightly more seperated leg positioning would have rocked even more...wonder if you have it in a sequence? Regardless, the pose captures the "stop and stare" foraging style of the species.
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Thank you everyone for the comments and your input on the image.
Shawn, what you said is very true. They do have a funny "stop and stare" way of moving and feeding.
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The nice background colors and the low shooting angle really make this one for me. I might take some off the bottom as seeing that much of the out of focus rocks doesn't work for me. Well done
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love the light here and the low angle. excellent IQ & BG make this a fine image.
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