Three Geese A Flyin'

[arne saknussen]

I like some of this shot but not quite all of it.

[Adamo]

Its a great capture! I like the DOF and the framing. Its difficult to tell how sharp it is on my work monitor, but it seems nice. What don't you like about it?

[Didache]

Well, the main problem is that the middle one is partly obscured by the front goose. I imagine this is one of the things that bothers you. In an ideal world they would all have separation, but animals are rarely cooperative!

I suppose you could try cloning the middle one out completely?

Cheers
Mike

[AgingEyes]

Generally speaking, you don't want to have birds flying away from you. Birds flying across or angled towards the camera plan usually produce a stronger image. Light is not helping you either resulting in the birds mostly dark. Then there is what Mike has pointed out: one of the goose is partly obscured by the other one. Nice try nonetheless.

[arne saknussen]

Generally speaking, you don't want to have birds flying away from you. Birds flying across or angled towards the camera plan usually produce a stronger image. Light is not helping you either resulting in the birds mostly dark. Then there is what Mike has pointed out: one of the goose is partly obscured by the other one. Nice try nonetheless.

You hit the points I was thinking.

[baldemort]

nice shot and agree with the comments made earlier. there seems to be some colour fringing on the water from the processing?