Great Blue Heron Last Weekend @ Local Pond

[quinte]

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[jcdeboever]

Those are excellent @quinte.#5 is off the charts. Well done. #5 nominated Mar POTM.

I digress, it is not up yet. Will do when available.

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[quinte]

Those are excellent @quinte.#5 is off the charts. Well done. #5 nominated Mar POTM.

I digress, it is not up yet. Will do when available.

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Why, thank you. So very kind.

 

[jcdeboever]

Those are excellent @quinte.#5 is off the charts. Well done. #5 nominated Mar POTM.

I digress, it is not up yet. Will do when available.

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Why, thank you. So very kind.

Your welcome. Thank you for providing me a goal to work towards.

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[John Hunt]

Very nice set!

 

[zombiesniper]

Great set.

 

[baturn]

What they^ said!

 

[annamaria]

Number five is my vote.

 

[LarryLomona]

really cool images.

 

[Didereaux]

Yep, #5 it is! Love Big Blues, they will spend an afternoon inventing new poses for you.

 

[WesternGuy]

This is a very nice set of images. #4 and #5 with the reflection are my favourites, although I am not a fan of the close crops. For example, if it was mine, I would have a bit more space on the right side of the image. This gives the appearance of the bird having some space to move into, otherwise it is a very static portrait. I would say the same for #2 and #3, except in reverse. In fact, in #1 and #3, the bird is very centered in the image, and this is not always the best place for the subject. Rule of thirds is relevant here, in my opinion.

WesternGuy