ducks!

[matt-l]

the snow is going, and the ducks are comming on land now! C&C Please

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and finnaly, a good old. one on one, duck fight!! (over old hot-dog bun)

 

[matt-l]

come on, anyone!!??!

 

[BoblyBill]

Sorry sir... I just saw these, and they are great... perfectly sharp and great comp. Thanks for the upload!

 

[matt-l]

thanks bill! other people are welcome to comment to lol

 

[Lyncca]

Pretty ducks, but they are all exactly centered in your photo. The first one looks like you may have over saturated it a bit. The feet are nearly red and I can't see his face at all. If that can be changed, I think it would be great

 

[matt-l]

thanks lyncca!

i have but one question, i understand alittle abit about not having a subject directly centered, but whats wrong with it?

 

[Eric794]

For me -> The first ones head is overexposed.

I really like how in the 2nd one the light hits the top of his head and give him the streek of green, pretty cool.

The other ones are nice as well, but the 2nd one is my favorite!

 

[Lyncca]

thanks lyncca!

i have but one question, i understand alittle abit about not having a subject directly centered, but whats wrong with it?

Well, I'm still learning myself, so I'm not exactly the authority, but here is an article that explaines it a bit. I don't personally mind a centered subject on occassion, but when you have a set of pictures, it adds interest if the subject moves around the frame. That's just my take on it

http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/rule-of-thirds/

 

[matt-l]

ahhh..i see, thank you for that article lyncca!, that helped alot more.

 

[Lyncca]

Welcome

 

[Jeff Canes]

#5 is the best, with the rest the angles are not good, the ducks are not cooperating

 

[matt-l]

they headed towards the water, i'd try to sneak infront of them but they just turned:meh: