Glenn
Tamblingson Photography
- Artistic Event,
Portrait and Nature Photography
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Camera: Nikon D100
Lens: Nikkor 80-200 2.8f
Taken at mid-day. No polarizer and no adjustments to image.
I shot several images of this bird
who posed quite a while. I usually shoot colored birds, but this one
caught my eye. I was pleased with the texture of the feathers.
M.E. - Florida
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| Dear M.E.,
Composition is nice with the room
between the head and the left edge of the frame. I like the action
of the claw holding the stick and the chewing a leaf - it is much
better than a static shot. There seems to be a slight catch light
which could be better if it was slightly stronger. There is good
isolation with the blurred background. Exposure is good considering
it looks like full sun.
Glenn Tamblingson |
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Camera: Canon Rebel
2000
Lens: 28mm
Fuji 400 film
No other image information was given.
Gary Young photographer
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| Dear Gary,
You have metered the image correctly, the subject being the foliage
and flowers. The window does a good job of creating interest and
mood. The wide angle lens creates keystoning of the window. A longer
lens would solve that, but you might have lost your flowers.
This is a pleasant image. The effect of shooting outdoor subjects
from inside a building gives a nice feeling.
Glenn Tamblingson |
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