Yellow crowned Night Heron youngster acting invisible along the Ding Darling road. 1dm3 on 500f4 handheld at 1/800, f6.3 at iso 400 - ME, AiServo. - Bob
Yellow crowned Night Heron youngster acting invisible along the Ding Darling road. 1dm3 on 500f4 handheld at 1/800, f6.3 at iso 400 - ME, AiServo. - Bob
Details and eye contact look good. I would give it more room at the top and am wondering if fill flash would have helped in this light.
Hi Bob,
The spot light on the eye has worked well here. I liked the details captured, though it looks a bit over sharpened. The top portion of the green background suites well, but the right side lower background looks distracting. A little space on top may have helped.
Rgds,
Sudhir
In addition to the above comments I would add that it would have been nice to have the sun illuminating the eye instead of the area behind the eye. I with Axel here about the utility of fill flash. Thanks for posting!
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The highlights in the head make this image for me. I have to agree with Axel.
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