Crashed
by quiche

Comment:
Edit to remove double post.

Message edited by author 2009-02-20 04:17:57.

Crashed
by quiche

Comment:
It is a nice shot, and I only offer the below suggestions because you asked :)

Try turning the shot 90 degrees anticlockwise so the birds head is to the top and the wings are posed in more of a crucifix style.

Redo the B&W conversion, try it with different colour filters to bring the colours of the bird out more against the background, I don't know what your original colours are so not sure how well you can make this work, but from what I can tell there is a significant enough difference between the bird and wood to give it a try.

Try darkening the wood area, the brightness of the wood makes it more prominent than the bird which is really your focal point.

Don't know if any of that will help, but it's worth a shot!

Message edited by author 2009-02-20 04:17:15.

Edward Scissorhands
by cynthiann

Comment:
This is a very nice shot, the light / composition / pose are all excellent. If I had taken this I would have been tempted to keep it back for Free Study!

Spine, Web, and Hair
by quiche

Comment:
Great macro, really interesting to see them this close up. B&W does give it a nice abstract look.

Washington Cracker Company
by jhess77

Comment:
Well spotted, looks like a lot of the old buildings on the outskirts of Sydney CBD.

Week 06
by Ken

Comment:
Hard to tell this is a fisheye until you look at the curve on the roof of the house. Well done to get detail in the snow without making everything else dark.

Peacock
by kellymk

Comment:
Great focus and detail. Love the colours.

Black eyed bulbul
by kellymk

Comment:
Heh, he probably doesn't like having his photo taken so jumped off the branch when he saw you pointing a camera :)

Waiting for the Oral Norwegian (!) Language Test
by raish

Comment:
It does have that whole air of anticipation about it, the kind of thing you typically find in that sort of situation.

Dusk
by lunachicken

Comment:
I love silhouette shots like this, and you have some great colours here but it looks like the deer is a touch soft.