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| Wiating for my turn to drinh honey, jam and sugar water! This liquid mixture during winter attracks many silvereyes to my bird table. |
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Bonjour Richard
Bienvenu sur le site de tn
Belle photo,le cadrage et la présentationet ainsi que les détails sont superbes.
J'aime les couleurs et le bg.
Merci.
Hello Richard,
Good close up on this Silvereye!
the lighting here that comes from the rear makes a good expoure and focus, may be just lost a bit of details from the OE on the lower bottom part plummage!
but the sharpness is the front is superb!
well done and TFS
cheers
Tony
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Hello Richard
This wee guy has given you a lovely pose. The composition is very good, but I would have left a little more space in front of the beak. The light is harsh and has 'blown out' much of the detail on the rear of the bird. You could use a filter and/or bracket your exposure to minimise this. The image has reasonably good sharpness on the beak and eye, and a small catchlight in the eye which is always a bonus. I just wonder if you are not cropping too much of the image resulting in loss of quality. Photography is a very steep learning curve, but keep at it and enjoy! Looking forward to your next post.