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I'm watching you ...
© SusanVenter
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Uploaded: 09/12/09 8:54 PM GMT
I'm watching you ...
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some kinda goose found in the Pretoria Zoological Gardens
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.Genver
09/12/09 9:01 PM GMT
Beautiful goose close up,the clarity is very good,it is very cute too,Susan.
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I just turned on the oven. :)
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Wonderful close up of this cutie with such clarity and detail Susan.
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Fantastic close up Susan. ♪ ♫ :)sandi♪ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography.
sandi ♪ ♫
Nice shot, Susan. :o)
The bokeh, or blurred background allows your viewers to focus on the portrait of the goose. Composed well, too.
Caveats?
As I am not sure which image editing program you might have or is at your disposal, I will simply suggest looking into adjusting the colours somewhat. Specifically, lessening the blues and bringing up the whites in turn.
As well, if I may be so bold ... and again, I am not sure which camera you are using and I am aware of the difficulty of capturing a good animal shot ... the DOF you employed with your image here? Maybe a little more experimentation next time?
For your creative consideration then: Depth-of-field explained
/\ Hope that this does not come off as too condescending to you.
The reason I bring the aforementioned topic up is that the goose's beak is really nice and sharp and draws my eye more so than the goose's actual eye. (It might be because of the way the light hits the goose as well. Not sure.)
/\ Just a thought, or two, 'tis all.
Alllll that nonsense of mine aside, please ... know that this is indeed a good shot.
And for that I thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
The bokeh, or blurred background allows your viewers to focus on the portrait of the goose. Composed well, too.
Caveats?
As I am not sure which image editing program you might have or is at your disposal, I will simply suggest looking into adjusting the colours somewhat. Specifically, lessening the blues and bringing up the whites in turn.
As well, if I may be so bold ... and again, I am not sure which camera you are using and I am aware of the difficulty of capturing a good animal shot ... the DOF you employed with your image here? Maybe a little more experimentation next time?
For your creative consideration then: Depth-of-field explained
/\ Hope that this does not come off as too condescending to you.
The reason I bring the aforementioned topic up is that the goose's beak is really nice and sharp and draws my eye more so than the goose's actual eye. (It might be because of the way the light hits the goose as well. Not sure.)
/\ Just a thought, or two, 'tis all.
Alllll that nonsense of mine aside, please ... know that this is indeed a good shot.
And for that I thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
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The way it's looking at me from my screen tells me it don't trust me, but I'm innocent and have done wrong nothing, lol.
Very fine post, Susan.
Regards, Cornelius.
Very fine post, Susan.
Regards, Cornelius.
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It does resemble Sting, Susan. I really like the framing you used. Very good post.
TicK
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Insure what you touch during your lifetime, is not coated with the fingerprints of apathy....Tick
Great colour, lighting and subject. Well presented too. Well done!
Ann
Ann
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