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Thanks, the first was shot with a Nikon 70-200 mm 1:4G ED on the trail between the Torc Waterfall and Muchross House near Killarney Ireland this past August.
The bird was with a Nikon 80-400mm 1:4.5-5.6G ED last July.
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The bird was with a Nikon 80-400mm 1:4.5-5.6G ED last July.
If you want more specs let me know.
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It's been a very long time since I was last here. Hopefully my skills have improved in that time.
It's a lovely capture, but I'd of liked to see a but more depth of field. It's a little distracting having most of the bee out of focus.
On the second I would probably crop out a large part of the left hand side. That way it's less busy looking and the focus is more on the bird. I really like the out of focus foreground here, adds a nice soft touch.
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Noted.....How about these?
The butterfly/moth is a much better execution, better depth of field and the composition works. Almost symmetrical.
The bird (what type of bird is it by the way) I feel is too centre composed for me. I'd still take more off the left so he is looking into the frame.
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Beautiful
These photos are amazing! I wish I knew how to take photos like that. Great work :-D
These photos are amazing! I wish I knew how to take photos like that. Great work :-D
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From my perspective, these are wonderful
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