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07/18/2007 08:27:34 PM |
| Looks like she's wondering what you were doing. Pity about the cut off feet, but it's still a very nice shot. |
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07/18/2007 06:42:31 PM |
| there is nice detail in the feathers. |
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07/16/2007 09:47:06 PM |
I cut body parts off pretty regularly. Sometimes, I'm lucky enough to notice while I'm shooting so I can try again. This is still a nice shot, like the diagonal line of the shore/hill (can't tell...either way, nice reflections/bokeh).
eta: the first line is a figure of speech...
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07/11/2007 03:46:29 AM |
I hate when I notice stuff like that only after I'm done shooting and can't redo. I had a serious nightmare wherein I was doing someone's wedding pictures (item: I am not a wedding photographer, nor do I ever plan to be one) and found out when the prints came in that I had cut off everyone's heads.
Anyway. I ramble. Sorry. Lack of feet and all, this is a really good capture. The light across the grass in the background really sets off the darkness and muted colors of the goose, and the goose's expression is great. |
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07/10/2007 05:37:45 PM |
Great 'expression' on the goose. We have lots of these round our way and they are always either looking aloof like this or hissing
Fantastic job on the background which looks like a wonderful amalgam of bokeh and stunning reflection |
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07/10/2007 02:37:02 PM |
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07/10/2007 10:43:09 AM |
| Yes, a really excellent shot, but would be improved if the feet weren't cut off. I often have the same problem -- maybe it's a viewfinder issue? I must learn to correct for it! |
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07/10/2007 09:58:09 AM |
| Wonderful angle of the hill and the bands of differently-lit greenery! I love her quizzical gaze right into the camera :-) |
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07/10/2007 12:45:58 AM |
| What an expression he/she has. I love the texture and pattern in the feathers. |
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07/10/2007 12:28:10 AM |
| I love the angle of the hill & the out of fcous trees in the background, it really gives clarity to this little guy. You got his attention, that's for sure. |
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07/09/2007 11:37:12 PM |
| It should be illegal to have to watch a powerpoint presentation when you are sleepy. :/ That goose seems to be saying, "What ARE you looking at?" |
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07/09/2007 11:01:34 PM |
| great detail on those feathers! like the hill/diagonal! hope there's no more power point tomorrow- sounds like hell! |
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07/09/2007 09:56:48 PM |
| Looks like she's in attack mode to me!! Very nice capture, who needs feet there so over rated! "death by powerpoint" too funny! Thanks for sharing! |
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07/09/2007 09:37:16 PM |
| I would never pause long enough to snap this. Those things are MEAN! Great job though. It's worth it, as this is a nice image, crisp and clear. |
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07/09/2007 09:10:51 PM |
| I love the way she is looking directly at you. |
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