I cant decide if I like this....Moderators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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I cant decide if I like this....Taken somewhat by accident while shooting the ringtail lemurs. While switching focus points camera grabbed focus on the bird...I snapped the shot on a whim...i think I like it but cant decide.
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I like the unexpected focus, but I agree that the colour palette is a little drab and unexciting. Also composition wise I'd have liked the bird to be a little be more in frame. I do like how the branch and roof? are parallel.
I like these kinds of photos, and tend to take a lot of them. After a while though I wonder what I saw in it & hit the Delete key (Still keep a backup though)
As mentioned earlier, I find this one a little drab. So, I might add, are most of mine. Also, I think it would have been better if the bird was looking either at the camera, or at the lemurs. Instead, it seems to be looking out of frame at the ground as birds do. You just have to go back and do it again. This time with a well trained Flame Robin ![]() Greg
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