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    Great Blue Heron

    Hello everyone
    I shot these a few weeks ago and was interested in some feedback.
    both shots were taken seconds apart #1 I almost missed altogether and cut the bird in half
    but thought it might be saved. ???
    the second photo,i managed to allow some lead-in space,but not sure on the pp.too saturated?
    well thanks for looking and any cc is welcomed
    cheers
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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    I prefer the second one, and although I see what you mean about it being oversaturated, I am not sure it would look as good if you desaturate it at all, would need an example I think.
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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    Thanks for the feedback..here is the shot with a little less


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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    Second is better because it has the whole bird, but the first has superior impact . Both are good.

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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    Nah the first is better in almost every way. Way better detail on the wings. Better focus.

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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    I looked at the photos before I read what you had to say and my first thought was that these look way over saturated and unnatural. I thought the PP work was a little over the top for my liking. I think both photos are very good and I love all the detail in the first image but I think you need to back off of the PP a little bit on both.
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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    Good job in capturing the flying heron !

    I like the pink flowers background , but the detail on the bird in the first shot is way better

    I prefer the desaturated version

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    Re: Great Blue Heron

    thanks for the help all ,

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