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    Cherry picking

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    Re: Cherry picking

    Fun shot, and even funnier title. Probably could use a little more DOF, but OK.

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    Re: Cherry picking

    Good sharpness and fun moment captured. Have you put this one up in the Nature and Wildlife forum? It would be great there as well.
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    Re: Cherry picking

    Quote Originally Posted by gahspidy
    Good sharpness and fun moment captured. Have you put this one up in the Nature and Wildlife forum? It would be great there as well.
    Thanks for the comments, folks!

    Gary, yes, I have posted this there. In fact, I post more over there these days

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    Re: Cherry picking

    I really like this shot! I enjoy nature images but am usually bored stiff by them after a few minutes. The position of the bird's head, the comp of the photo and the title work together nicely and holds my interest. Thanks for sharing!!
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    Re: Cherry picking

    Neat image and I would say you did a very good job of focusing with a very shallow DOF. I do wish the bird wasn't quite so centered in the frame.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: Cherry picking

    The quirkiness of the robin's "pose" really makes this shot for me, along with the starkness of the cherries against bare branches. If anyone has time, can you briefly explain what DOF is? Thanks.

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    Re: Cherry picking

    Nice work and the birds eyes are sharp. I think you might could clone the blurry berry in the lower right but other than that I think it works well.
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    Re: Cherry picking

    Quote Originally Posted by deepierson
    The quirkiness of the robin's "pose" really makes this shot for me, along with the starkness of the cherries against bare branches. If anyone has time, can you briefly explain what DOF is? Thanks.
    Glad that this shot works for you.

    As for DOF, it stands for depth of field. I guess you could say it's the part of the photo that looks sharp. Here's more info about it:

    http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tut...h-of-field.htm

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    Re: Cherry picking

    Quote Originally Posted by CLKunst
    I really like this shot! I enjoy nature images but am usually bored stiff by them after a few minutes. The position of the bird's head, the comp of the photo and the title work together nicely and holds my interest. Thanks for sharing!!
    You're welcome !

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