One from yesterday.
Phil.
D300 200 F2 VR 1/6400th @ f2.8 iso 200 -.7ev Handheld.
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One from yesterday.
Phil.
D300 200 F2 VR 1/6400th @ f2.8 iso 200 -.7ev Handheld.
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Hi Phil, nice to see a familiar face.
I like the action of the Gannet landing with wings acting like a parachute to slow the bird down and positioning in the frame. There is some nice wing detail and the whites are held well, easy to blow in those conditions & location, especially having that dark sea behind you. Just wonder if the image might look better with the highlights in the sea toned down a fraction?
Am I right in my thinking, this is past the two vantage points and past the 'what was' collapsing fence where you perch like the birds with just the drop in front?
TFS
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Lovely image. Beautiful wing position. Great exposure and interaction. I love the twig in the sitting bird's beak -- is this a gift, or nesting material? In a perfect world the landing bird's head might be tilted a fraction up, so we could see his eye better.
I full understand and respect your thought Phil, now worries.
Thanks for the update, haven't been there for a while, funny bumped into Andy Astbury there, small world :-)
Steve
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