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Dublin Wildlife Shots.! Decided to post again
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hey c&c please.!
Canon Eos 1000D slr, f/5.6, 1/1600sec, ISO-800, focal length 300mm
Canon Eos 1000D slr, f/5.6, 1/1600sec, ISO-800, Focal length-200mm
Canon Eos 1000D slr, f/5.6, 1/1600sec, ISO-800, focal length-30mm
Canon Eos 1000D slr, f/5.6, 1/1600sec, ISO-800, focal length-180mm
Sharp shots!
#1 Unusual pose, I like it.
#2 Good use of depth of field and the diagonal. I’d crop just below the top duck. Maybe allow more space to left of the closer bird and less space on the right.
#3 I like the mirrored flight.
#4 Clarity, smooth feathers – nice. Would be better if they were facing the camera, but hey, ducks don’t perform to order.A suggestion – try varying the iso and speed. Bring the iso down to say 100 if the light is good.
Slow down the shutter speed a bit. Depends on the light and whether your subject is moving.Happy shooting.
Yeah the third picture is in actual fact two birds in flight, i didnt realise the picture was like this until i had it uploaded on the computer, the two birds took off and when i took the picture they were like this. no editing has be done
Hi Sandra, there is something wierd about the Pigeon in #2, did you do some editing around the bird? sems to be some pixelation all around the body and feet :? …../Mikka
I don’t think that these are a bad set of photographs. I think that there seems to be quite a lack of detail in the shadow areas though eg: unable to clearly see the eyes of the ducks. It may be possible to overcome this issue next time by using flash to pop a bit of light into those shadow areas.
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