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it's a bird
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Uploaded: 04/18/08 6:43 PM GMT
it's a bird
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all in the title, crazy kids
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.Genver
04/18/08 8:59 PM GMT
Nice and cute bird,lovely picture.
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Yes, it is a lovely great heron, but it is a pity that out of focus. I like the atmosphere of this shot. Thanks.
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For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, His eternal power and Godhead;... Rom 1:20
I was asked to give a comment on this pic. Here's an amateur's honest opinion.
The subject, a white heron, is depicted in a garden-like setting with some grass in foreground and some plants in the background. The bird is not fully shown and one is impressed mostly with the long neck and the beak. The colours are good. The lighting is generally ok but is excessive on the heron's head and neck (too much reflection and glare). The framing is not ideal and, especially, the position of the bird in the crowded background is not satisfactory. The focus is mainly on the plant in background, not on the bird. It looks as if the photographer meant to shoot the plant and then, all of a sudden, the heron jumped in. Despite the shortcomings, the overall effect of the picture is a good one: somehow the pic attracts your attention and is pleasing to the eyes. All in all, I'd give it a green light (for the pleasing, attractive effect), an amber one (for the lighting and colours) and a red one (for the framing and focus).
Sincerely,
Rokh
The subject, a white heron, is depicted in a garden-like setting with some grass in foreground and some plants in the background. The bird is not fully shown and one is impressed mostly with the long neck and the beak. The colours are good. The lighting is generally ok but is excessive on the heron's head and neck (too much reflection and glare). The framing is not ideal and, especially, the position of the bird in the crowded background is not satisfactory. The focus is mainly on the plant in background, not on the bird. It looks as if the photographer meant to shoot the plant and then, all of a sudden, the heron jumped in. Despite the shortcomings, the overall effect of the picture is a good one: somehow the pic attracts your attention and is pleasing to the eyes. All in all, I'd give it a green light (for the pleasing, attractive effect), an amber one (for the lighting and colours) and a red one (for the framing and focus).
Sincerely,
Rokh
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Rokh, took the words out of my mouth!
maybe by darkening the image we could see the Heron a little better.
maybe by darkening the image we could see the Heron a little better.
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"One Life One Love Eerything Comes From Above"
Hi Lauren,
This is just an amazing capture of the lighting and shadow which is not an easy thing to do. I love these birds. Thanks for sharing.
Happy
This is just an amazing capture of the lighting and shadow which is not an easy thing to do. I love these birds. Thanks for sharing.
Happy
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"Life is a stage and we are the players." W.S.
intersting... this pic makes the heron look kinda weird.. In a good way!
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hey, nice picture. the bird makes an interesting subject. its unfortunate that the bird is a bit blurry and lacking detail though. altogether the picture looks a bit rushed.
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