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Family Outing

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Title     Family Outing
Photographer     vx5mmcpo/David (1,180) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Nature's Creatures
F-stop     f/6.3
Shutter speed     1/500 sec
Category     Nature
Filter     UV
Lens     AF Nikkor 70-300 1:4-5.6G
Camera     Nikon D70s
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     June 24, 2006 4:57:22 PM CDT
Views     167
Rating     1 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up    from mudgeon/Del (6,114) This user is a Premium Member Send mail to this user on August 26, 2006 7:32:48 PM CDT (1) Early critique

Well exposed and good focus. Two things would move this from a snapshot-style photo to a superior one. First, if at all possible, try to find them in front of a more interesting or less cluttered background. (I know we sometimes have to take what we see, but patience and preparation can be rewarded.) Second, leaving a little more space in front of the lead bird would give a more interesting composition. Can't fix this one, but think about these in future attempts.

Del

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From vx5mmcpo/David (1,180) Send mail to this user on August 27, 2006 9:37:07 PM CDT

Del, Thanks for the comment. I see what you mean about the back ground, but, did not have much of a choice. I see what you mean as far as leaving more space to the L of the pic. I will keep trying, thanks again, dave

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From mudgeon/Del (6,114) This user is a Premium Member Send mail to this user on August 27, 2006 10:10:58 PM CDT

Yes, sometimes we simply have to get the shot. One of the tricks is avoiding this situation by thinking ahead of the shot. Hard to do, but worth working on.

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