Since administration is encouraging posting images on the main photography Discussion site I believe I will start posting there also with a photo lean to them.
Lets see, please note that this image was taken with a Sony a1 (best camera on the market today) that should elicit some nice responses.
It was taken with the 200-600 zoom lens, (sharpest zoom lens on the market today) this should get some discussion also.
I like to take my meter reading off green trees which reflect 18% of the light, just like a gray card. Then depending on the color of the bird I under expose using manual one to two stops. Although on all white birds I might go even more stops.
On this shot I pre focused on the branches so when the Male Great Egret came in with nesting material I was ready to shoot and my Sony focusing system was set to Zone and it picked up the male in a nano second.
Shooting at 30 fps and I chose the shot that best described the situation.
Boy, this was fun.

Skillfully executed with available tools. It does speak of Hopper who considered one person as a crowd. srt101fan suggested a different position, and I agree almost. Instead, I would terminate the image at the right side of the cube with only a small section of blank gray beyond. The vertical populated in the image beyond the cube adds nothing to the message; that which does not add detracts.

We humans are overwhelmed by the structures we have created is the message I see. I googled, "Edward Hopper and his "lonely people" paintings" and then clicked on images. Interesting works.
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Edward and I give you a for being a minimalist. Well done Chris