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    Gautam Biswas
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    This is an environmental image. When I visited the Keoladeo Bird sanctuary in Bharatpur last December, there was a mist early in the morning. and I could see some birds in the mist. I found these four birds lined up on different perches in the distance and attempted to make this image. When I saw the image as RAW file, the image looked pretty dull. Today I tried tweaking levels and a slight cropping to work out this image. Let me know your comments.

    Canon 1DIII with 500mm f4 at ISO 250 f 9 and 1/80s

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Gautam I really like the mood you captured in this image and I spent some tine just looking at it . Very interesting capture and good eye to see it. If it were mine and this is just my taste I might be tempted to crop it and elliminate the fourth bird form the right as I sense a little more balance in the image and crop a little from the top. Fine environmental capture Gautam and thanks for sharing.

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    Gautam Biswas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Judy Lynn Malloch View Post
    If it were mine and this is just my taste I might be tempted to crop it and elliminate the fourth bird form the right as I sense a little more balance in the image and crop a little from the top.
    Dear Judy, Thanks for your comments. I had myself debated whether I should crop out the fourth bird which also had some motion blur. My reason for not doing was that a closer crop might get rid of some of the mist. But I think your suggestion was good as this looks better.
    Last edited by Gautam Biswas; 02-17-2008 at 04:49 PM.

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    Very nice suggestion by Judy. I am tempted to even crop a little more on the top and turn into a Pano.

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    Anita Rakestraw
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    I think the cropped version works better because the 4th bird kind of got lost in the vegetation anyway. Is there also a bird in the tree (the white)? Maybe clone that out as it does tend to draw the eye.... The mist is great and good eye for seeing it all - nice moody image!

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Really like the repost Gautam !!

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