birds

[nina_hr]

Few pics of birds, please comment.




Exposure 0.003 sec (1/400)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 235 mm
ISO Speed 400

[windrider86]

Please include the information asked for as outlined int he guidelines/rules. Thank you!!
please be careful of how many posts and photos you do. Its all in the link

[Doug Sundseth]

1) Your photo looks overexposed. In particular, the white part of the right cheek looks completely blown out.

2) Part of the bird (perhaps most of the bird, though it's hard to tell at this resolution) is out of focus or motion-blurred.

3) With the bird's head facing generally to the right, I would prefer to see more space on the right side of the photo than on the left. The current framing tends to lead my eye out of the photo.

4) The background of the photo is fairly busy and also close in color and tone to the bird's plumage. This tends to draw attention away from the bird. Try to frame the photo so that you have a simple background that contrasts well with the bird.

[nina_hr]

Thanks for your comments, i really appreciate

[Peggyjom]

All things already said are true, but I know how hard it is to capture birds. I have had so many good opertunities and had the wrong settings or blurred my shots.
hawk.jpg.
Try playing with you photos in picnic a bit it. I also learned to shot in raw so that I have some exposure forgiveness. I have also brightened my lcd screen on the camera so that when I look at them in the field they are bright not over exposed looking but bright.
exposure is a tough one for me so is no blur and composition. Thats why we are here to learn improvement!


Keep shooting, and have fun with it!
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[nina_hr]

Thanks for your reply.

you have good pics on your flickr.

[krinarose]

Very cool image,You focus eagle eyes well,This is like the lovely photo ever. Great job as usual. you nice bird photographer.

[nina_hr]

Thank you very much krinarose