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Uploaded: 03/19/08 1:02 AM GMT
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This was taken at Venetian Gardens Park in central florida. I thought she was a real beauty. Not sure what species though. Any suggestions on how I could enhance this photo would be appreciated. Thanks for looking!
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::Hottrockin
03/19/08 10:06 AM GMT
Whadda crazy cool lookin' bird!! Sensational colorings and dy-no-mite details!! Perhaps a little crop 'n' chop to get rid of some of the ground and then maybe a little frame or sumpin' would enhance the capture??
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round?? Picture Purrrfect .
Can't help on the species, but I call it a darngoodicus birdicus, from this ol'cuss.
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"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both." -- Benjamin Franklin
Very nice capture of the beauty! I agree with Randy maybe some crop and and framing or borders would be good. Sandi♥
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life.
Hi Carol! You've got a Purple Gallinule there :)
I agree with a crop, leave more empty space to the right of the bird, crop closer to his tailfeathers and also a crop up from the bottom. Perhaps something along the lines of this. I'm not sure if you have Photoshop, but a slight curves adjustment might help a bit (I adjusted a bit in the link above). Seems you were shooting in harsh noonday light.
I agree with a crop, leave more empty space to the right of the bird, crop closer to his tailfeathers and also a crop up from the bottom. Perhaps something along the lines of this. I'm not sure if you have Photoshop, but a slight curves adjustment might help a bit (I adjusted a bit in the link above). Seems you were shooting in harsh noonday light.
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"What I am is what I am, are you what you are or what?"
I agree with canoguru, crop. It help's so much if you learn how to do this, it help me a lot i know that. Best wishes to you and your loved ones. Dwight.
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