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Perfect capture Amir. Cannot think of any way to improve it - the crop is perfect (if cropped), exposure is spot on, shadow details, catchlight in the eye. I even like the blurred wings. Simply excellent.
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Welcome to the site, hope you'll enjoy it here.
There is not really a lot to critique with this shot. You've left both cheetahs room to 'look into' which is appropriate. The light would have been a bit better had it come from the front as opposed to the side (i.e. from behind you). Also, a lower vantage point might have enabled to you include the legs of the animals. But that's about it. I like it very much. -
Yup I like it very much. It's great how the colours of the background mirror the colours of the kingfisher. Well done.
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It's a great shot Tanni. Don't let those 3/3s bother you. We all get them from time to time. I still don't know why our site allows them without a comment - at least then they would be constructive.
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Love it.
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You are really nailing these macro shots. Godt arbejde.
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Perfect capture.
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To me, this is one of those captures that just screams for a large print. If it was mine, it'd be hanging on the wall - and I wish it was mine.
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Good capture Richard. The background is a little busy but hey, sometimes you just gotta work with what you got.
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That is one hairy beast! I wish I could see a little more of it. Also, try making a bit of a shadow/highlight adjustment to even out the light a little more.
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Neat capture Katherine. Was going to comment that I'd like to see the head of the bird (goose?). The I noticed it in the water.
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If this is a 'real' photograph, it's one of the best of this type I've ever seen. If it is 'photoshopped', it's done damn well. Either way, I like it plenty.
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Yeah, looks a bit grainy to me too. Did you perhaps over sharpen a little too much? Love the 3 seperate beams of light. The people do add perspective but I prefer not to have them. That's a personal matter though.
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Wasn't quite sure which category to put this in...oh well. These are two
USAF Thunderbirds.
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Hmmm, could be my laptop then. It shows a halo around the bird and quite a bit of noise in the image overall. Your shot does have some great colors though. Ok, time for a new laptop then. Must show this to my wife so she'll clearly see that I NEED a new laptop....
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Great effort, Don. Unless you intended to present it this way, I think the image is overprocessed. I know these guys are not the easiest to capture.
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I agree with what was said above. It's a tough shot to make unless you shoot it early morning or early evening. Notice how the top of the falls look unnatural - yet if you process the shot for the highlights, the forest/rocks sections would be too dark. So you'll need more even light.
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Great shot but I can only see one guy (you referred to 'these guys' in your description. Well done NOT placing the ice climber in the middle of the frame.
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