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    Default Willet: Wings Spread

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    This is an image was captured on November 24th on Pine Island in the Outer Banks of North Carolina at 3:10pm.

    I have been struggling with composition/cropping. Does this presentation work for you? Oh, yes I got wet but, the camera stayed dry!

    Thanks for looking and of course any critiques.

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    Phil

    Camera: 40D
    Lens: Canon EF70-200mm IS USM
    Exposure Mode: Manual
    Exposure: 1/250s at f/8.0
    Exposure Compensation: 0
    ISO: 400
    Flash: Fired; comp -2
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    looks great to me!! if i were to do anything i would add just a tad bit of canvas to the bottom and left. nice image!!

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    Agree with Harold and wouldn't mind a little more room all around (not much)

    Normally I don't like the bright breaking surf but here looks good with the pose. Feel as if the bird got caught off guard !!! Might want to sharpen the eye a little more I like it !!! ..... nice low angle !!!

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    I agree w/ Alfred and Harold-can only add that I like the BG very much it gives alot of interest-love the pose also!

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    Thanks for the quick replies.

    I asked about the cropping/composition as I am feeling a little confused. I have recently post two images on the Wild and Free Board and received feedback on composition (posting on subject in frame). Considering those comments with past suggestions I have received here; I am obviously not processing the input correctly. Other than Arthur Morris’ books does anyone have a suggestion on a good reference for placing subjects in frame?

    Learning can be frustrating at time but, that is what makes it interesting. All of your comments help me along the way.

    Best Regards,

    Phil

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    Hi Phil,
    I like the composition, good advise given by Doctor Davis and Mr. Forns. I also tend to believe that this composition would look better with more room for the feet at the bottom. What is it that confuses you as far as composition and framing?

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    I like the background and the pose, but on my monitor the bird looks a bit soft overall.

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    Hi:
    Go along with a bit more room, however, i think it's a bit soft. Does this make any sense?

    Uncle Gus

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    Like the capture and the subdued colours on this one Phil. Agree with more canvas to the left and bottom and a little sharpening of the eye.

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