Some KF Shots Taken From Far Far Away

Newguy69 · 14th December 2004

Damn...can't fish here!

Dear Blacky, I've just moved in to my new home (tree), feeling a bit lonely coz I'm having communication problem with my new neighbours...

Cheers

chngpe01 · 15th December 2004

Good capture, I like the first.

Cheers

eel · 15th December 2004

The line from the KF'stail to the hook is what makes the first picture work for me. If only it were a bit more frontal...

As for the caption, maybe don't have to be so obvious. How about something like "hmmph...as if I care"

skfoo · 15th December 2004

Newguy69 · 15th December 2004

Originally Posted by chngpe01

Good capture, I like the first.

Cheers

Thanks PE, glad that you like it

Cheers

Newguy69 · 15th December 2004

Originally Posted by eel

The line from the KF'stail to the hook is what makes the first picture work for me. If only it were a bit more frontal...

As for the caption, maybe don't have to be so obvious. How about something like "hmmph...as if I care"

Noted and thanks.

Cheers

Newguy69 · 15th December 2004

Originally Posted by skfoo

Trying something new this round

Cheers

Jeff · 15th December 2004

For the second shot, I thought it would be more better if you move say 5 steps at 45 deg to your L.H.S and compose in portrait. This may get you a better toned BG (green) and a clearer view of the bee-eater into the foreground. Your should then have a diagonal composition this way.

BTW, the purple fringing is very distracting and unpleasant looking. Try to avoid it next time.

Newguy69 · 16th December 2004

Originally Posted by Jeff

For the second shot, I thought it would be more better if you move say 5 steps at 45 deg to your L.H.S and compose in portrait. This may get you a better toned BG (green) and a clearer view of the bee-eater into the foreground. Your should then have a diagonal composition this way.

BTW, the purple fringing is very distracting and unpleasant looking. Try to avoid it next time.

Thanks for guide Jeff.

Have tried to position myself for a better angle to get a second shot but when I'm ready to shoot again, all birdies got frightened and flew off coz a man and his pet dog were walking toward them.

Cheers

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Newguy69 Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Third rock from the Sun Posts: 1,773	Some KF Shots Taken From Far Far Away Damn...can't fish here! Dear Blacky, I've just moved in to my new home (tree), feeling a bit lonely coz I'm having communication problem with my new neighbours... Cheers __________________ The place where I can spread my wings, and soar the sky at dawn - I belong Last edited by Newguy69; 14th December 2004 at 11:28 PM.

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chngpe01 Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 7,490	Good capture, I like the first. Cheers __________________ my work I am featured here, in Vol 4

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eel Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Thomson Posts: 825	The line from the KF'stail to the hook is what makes the first picture work for me. If only it were a bit more frontal... As for the caption, maybe don't have to be so obvious. How about something like "hmmph...as if I care"

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skfoo Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 1,187

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Jeff Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 2,516	For the second shot, I thought it would be more better if you move say 5 steps at 45 deg to your L.H.S and compose in portrait. This may get you a better toned BG (green) and a clearer view of the bee-eater into the foreground. Your should then have a diagonal composition this way. BTW, the purple fringing is very distracting and unpleasant looking. Try to avoid it next time.