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Similar head angles and greater DOF to have the female in focus surely would help. For me, the OOF bird in the LR kills the image. The female clipped tail is also a detriment.
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Thanks for the feedback, John.
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The OOF one in the FG is unconventional, but at least the main subject is looking at her, and she is balanced by the other OOF one. Would love to see more on the left, and the darks could be a little darker.
Would be difficult but maybe not impossible to clone out the FG one, if you desired.
I so often wish for a peashooter to try to budge a bird that's in my way.
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Thanks, Diane. Your comments are very helpful. My PP skills are a work in progress, so this was an experiment.
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OK!! Very good!! PP is an endless journey, subject to many methods and styles, and is SO worth learning. The capture, important as it is, is just the beginning. Keep at it and keep posting. That's the only way to learn.
Compare this with just a little off the right side -- lots of empty space there now....
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Most excellent RP Carolyn! Cloning out the female really did help bring focus back to the beautiful male.... I also like the "disinterested" female behind him. (and good to see all her tail in the frame now too!)
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