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Fishing Alone

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Title     Fishing Alone
Photographer     itai99/Itai (1,826) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Portfolio
F-stop     f/8
Shutter speed     1/60 sec
Category     Nature
Filter     Nikon 81A warming filter
Lens     Nikon 80-400 VR
Camera     Nikon F80
Film     Fuji Velvia
Submitted     May 15, 2004 6:08:13 PM CDT
Views     506
Rating     3 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up    from johndsouza/John (109) Send mail to this user on March 29, 2007 9:06:05 PM CDT (0) Early critique

Love the warmth in the picture. I wonder if this picture could do with a little cropping? The subject of interest in the picture is the bird, however there seems to be too much empty space around the bird. Furthermore, if the space around the bird are waves (I am not sure what the surroundings are), a higher exposure time may give the water a blurred effect but may also cause a loss of the crisp image of the bird. A hard subject to capture unless you are lucky to have the bird stay still for more than a second!

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from brijpstra/Berend (41) Send mail to this user on May 20, 2004 12:36:58 PM CDT (0) Early critique

A beautiful picture; the warming filter created a nice warm 'mood' in the picture and the bird (a 'snip'? ) + his reflection gave the total a pure/abandonned feeling. A critism however is the detail. I don't know if it's because of a photoshop filter or not, but the details of the photo are to sharp, it looks more like noise then detail... I think the photo would benefit from some blurring.

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