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  • Rob
    Member

    A couple from my lunch break on Friday afternoon.
    Any comments appreciated…

    Rob.

    Alan Rossiter
    Participant

    My lunch break photograph – a car park!!

    One thing that strikes me about these, and particularly the second one, is the simplicity (here i go again about simple images :roll: ). There’s no distractions in the background just a plain, simple and complimentary suround. Even the water around the herons feet isn’t causing a stir. Perfect exposure and composition. You can’t loose with shots like the second one. The first shot is not as attractive to me for the fact that he’s walking away but the clarity is pin point.

    Tis’ a nice pair of shots!

    Alan.

    Rob
    Member

    Thanks very much Alan, very high praise indeed. Must admit I was
    fairly pleased with these myself, hence my reason for posting for critique
    rather than straight into the ‘Book of Birds’ forum. Manage to run off about
    twenty frames before he took off for fresh waters…

    Rob.

    PeteTheBloke
    Member

    Both nice, but the 2nd takes it. It’s a real beaut. The green behind the (GREY) heron is
    perfectly framing the (GREY) heron.

    I know you didn’t want to crop the nice ripply foreground, but I urge you to try it, just to see.

    joe_elway
    Participant

    Love the second one. Love it. Only thing I’d change is the signature on it … and put my name in instead ;)

    beef
    Participant

    Have to agree with the above comments, the second is terrific. However had you not posted the second, I think I may have commented on how good a shot the first was anyway! You should be drip feeding us to get maximum kudos! :P

    cheers,
    beef

    snaphappy
    Member

    hey rob both these shots are super they are perfectely composed,framed and most of all is they are sharp as hell. Is the second taken with a higher ISO it just seems a tad grainier than the first not to the point that it takes from the the shot though ..

    jb7
    Participant

    good ones Rob-
    both of them-

    I’d go with the first,
    although both should go in the book-

    j

    sean1098
    Member

    Great pics,i love them both,but i would take the second,if i was made choose.

    sean.

    Martin
    Participant

    Super shots Rob they are so sharp. Cant pick a favorite they are both great

    Rob
    Member

    Thank you all so much for the compliments. I’ll add copies of
    these to the Heron thread in our Book of Birds forum…

    Rob.

    mgst
    Participant

    Got ot agree with all of the above two fantastic shots.

    Mick

    RavenAsh
    Member

    Superb shots Rob.
    #1 for me, looks like he has spotted something in the water.

    Swordie
    Member

    Cracking shots, Rob.
    Wish I’d taken them.

    GoldenTicket
    Participant

    Great photo,s Rob love the second one :)

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