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An interesting and original tilt on what is a frequently photographed theme\subject. Well done - I like the DOF and the black and white. -
This is an example of a shot that probably has significance to you (your old school?) but as it is, it's a fairly flat photo. The same subject photographed early or late with the warmer sun would make for more contrasting shadows and textures, as well as warming it up a bit.
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Nice job. I particularily like the little bird sat right at the very top of the scene. -
A nice shot. I love the backlighting which mkaes her hair look great and I assume you used a reflector for the colour in her face (unless that was the sand). I would however have liked to have seen her legs with a similar glow to her face and arms. As they are they look a bit 'pale' in comparison which makes them look odd in the frame.
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Perhaps the most original idea I have seen on photo.net. Superb. -
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It's a nice zoom. Looking at your lens, I can only assume you've cropped the image or you were lucky enough to get close to the Sparrow? At first galnce, it looks like a long distance shot.
It's very nice - a warming shot. It could do with being sharper though I feel.
Well done.
Ted
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Excellent capture. Superbly framed too. I like the addition of the background, but I wonder if a UV filter might have complimented the background? Maybe not as it may have made it too pronounced and distracted from Sharky. Just a thought. Superb though - well done. -
Wonderful use of superwide angle lens. Well done.
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Love the symplicity. Great use of DOF.
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A great capture, but the light is a bit 'flat' - looks like flash. Could have done with some warming tones by use of a reflector. -
Great use of shadows. Adds to the mystery. -
Wonderful shot. Really smooth lighting. -
The definition of peace and tranquility. Great shot,
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Superb timing!! Well done
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Very nice. I've tried to photograph a hornet in flight a few times but I never manage to get the autofocus to tune in fast enough, even using my Nikon 80-200mm 2.8 lens. Well done
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Amazing! I love the dark and moody background -the bird is like the calm before the storm. Really really good. -
An interesting and well composed shot. I'd have rather seen the unmanipulated pure version though - not keen on the manipulation. -
Great capture!! The bird on it's own is a great shot but to have it with a catch as well is outstanding. Nicely framed too - the grass adds to the drama and the empty space above adds to the sense of scale provided by the birds wing span. Well done.
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A nice capture. Not sure if the object in the background is a stone or a kill. If it's a kill I can understand getting in the frame in such a prominet way as it is linked with the main subject. But If it's a stone, I'd have discarded it and captured more of the Lynx which is afterall, the main subject. I realise 'off centre' is very in-keeping at the moment, but I only think it should be done if the subject can afford to be discarded - in this case you're photographing a Lynx so why leave 50% of the frame empty especially when the viewer cannot easily determine what it is in the background? Just a thought. Nice shot though. :-)
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