I may be "pushing" the catagory, but this is technically "Bird-on-Water"
Sep 20, 2016 17:27:36 #
Enjoy. Comments appreciated.
Sep 20, 2016 21:33:45 #
I appreciate that you have kept the full reflection in your first shot. Too many photographers cut it off either by cropping or in camera. It really adds to the composition in my opinion. A very nice shot, well timed.
And, yes, it does qualify as a BOW.
And, yes, it does qualify as a BOW.
Sep 20, 2016 21:57:25 #
Sep 21, 2016 09:03:28 #
Sep 23, 2016 10:20:34 #
Concur with birdpix...
Reflections mirrored a shimmery aquatic surface adds enchanting harmony to this visual statement...
Thank you for sharing...
Reflections mirrored a shimmery aquatic surface adds enchanting harmony to this visual statement...
Thank you for sharing...
Oct 13, 2016 22:48:54 #
steve w
Loc: Mesquite, TX
Really like reflection shots such as shown but a question: When cropping, it's obvious that you typically want to include the entire reflection but for a taller bird (egrets and herons come to mind), does one usually crop below some imaginary point that would include the bird's feet if in fact they were visible?
I apologize if this question is in the wrong place or forum but I'm new here and still getting used to what goes where.
Thanks
Steve W
I apologize if this question is in the wrong place or forum but I'm new here and still getting used to what goes where.
Thanks
Steve W
Oct 14, 2016 01:10:10 #
steve w wrote:
Really like reflection shots such as shown but a question: When cropping, it's obvious that you typically want to include the entire reflection but for a taller bird (egrets and herons come to mind), does one usually crop below some imaginary point that would include the bird's feet if in fact they were visible?
I apologize if this question is in the wrong place or forum but I'm new here and still getting used to what goes where.
Thanks
Steve W
I apologize if this question is in the wrong place or forum but I'm new here and still getting used to what goes where.
Thanks
Steve W
Sometimes we can't/don't get the whole reflection in which case I would follow the general rules used for human photos and that is not to cut at the joints but somewhere in between.
I hope that makes some sense.
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