c&c

[Brandman]

c&c


rest by Brandman1980, on Flickr

 

[Trever1t]

Well, it took me a second or so to find the 'subject' that blends too much with the surroundings so that you really have no central focus point to hold attention.

 

[banderson]

IMO, the OOF leaves in the foreground detract from the overall image.

 

[Trever1t]

In my opinion the subject in this instance should fill the frame, at least 33% of it there's a lot of empty space that adds nothing to the image.

 

[480sparky49 49]

I agree with the above.... it suffers from Subject Identity Crisis. My eyes are drawn right away to the two branches, then I started looking all over for the 'subject'.

A much tighter crop, along with some pp work, is in order.

 

[Brandman]

is this a better crop and 480sparky what pp do you suggest?


Rest too by Brandman1980, on Flickr

 

[Trever1t]

even tighter!

 

[Brandman]

how much of a photo can you crop on a 18mp image from a 7d and it still look good?

 

[banderson]

depends on how big you want the photo to be lol

 

[Brandman]

11x14 and 8x12

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

Find a different squirrel with better lighting and take a better picture. Cropping isn't going to help a lot here. Harsh light on the fur, shadow on the head.

 

[Brandman]

lol ok

 

[Frequency]

In spite of all its short comings mentioned (which are true) i like this image.....

 

[LuckySe7en]

I can't find the subject! You should have put a strobe to him

 

[CheezyCheeto]

It needs a tighter crop. Still too many distractions. Maybe the contrast is a little high too making him not stand out as much.