I know, I know. But.

[RunJZ]

I know, foreground crap is a distraction. Like the recent squirrel blind catastrophe, this shot didn't turn out like I wanted. Suzy flopped down right in front of me, except she wasn't in the hole..... Sooooo, we make do right??? Sometimes the predators view is worthy.

Anyways, this one is from about 12 days ago. I sat on this little opening in the ice of a creek for a while.

 

[Josh_Houchin]

I would crop out the tip of the beak on the bird on the right.

 

[Bo4key]

I agree with Josh.

And all the foreground stuff kinda works as a frame, it isn't that bad and the duck is nicely exposed.

 

[RunJZ]

Was still sitting here in PS. The above post was edited with the crop. Not sure how I missed that. Enter the noob jokes.

and thank you guys for pointing it out.

 

[weepete]

It's nice mate, I really like the oof foreground and the space the ducks in. The colours are all quite similarand work well too

 

[BillM]

Nice job :thumbup:

 

[Braineack]

I actually like the foreground in this. Especially compared to my squirrel.

 

[RunJZ]

I actually like the foreground in this. Especially compared to my squirrel.

I appreciate it.

I have had many "squirrel" moments in trying to capture wildlife.

Whether it is similar to your squirrel moment or me actually acting like a squirrel and having an attention span of a second or two while trying to wait on a shot. Then miss said shot because a dandelion caught my attention. 😁

 

[PropilotBW]

What if you cropped in tight enough to get rid of the foreground? You'd still have a nice shot of a duck on the lake...

 

[RunJZ]

Ha ha. I know. It is just another shot of a duck. 😉