Joe, agree its a little tight. I'll have to go back to the orig to see how much space I have in front. But here's the dilemma. Adding space just in front will make it too pano for my taste. And adding above and below to balance that will make the duck much smaller in the frame. The feather details wont jump. Net net, I liked it this way. And especially because the duck has turned the head towards me creating good eye contact.
Thx a lot for the feedback. Each feedback makes me think and makes me a better photographer.
Hi Kaustubh,
Nice looking bird. I love the green and most of the bird has very nice details. Too bad about the white patch. I appreciate your preference on composition and I am OK with the image as presented. The darker spot in front of the bird is mildly distracting to me. If this were mine I would try and adjust it so blended into the background a little more. Thanks for sharing.
Very lively image, great eye contact and smile from the duck :)
Crops are up to the creator IMO, unless there is something really wrong with them, which is not the case here.
Agree with evicting the dark patch in front of duckie if it's OK with your post processing ethics.
Thanks for sharing, KD.
Kaustubh, the low perspective works well, and the comp works for me. Good HA, and I like the detail on the head. Water colour looks good too. Well captured.
American Wigeon drake
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