Mr. Majestic

[K9Kirk]

 

[Mike Drone]

Island in the sun. Nice shot =]

 

[Jeff1581 81]

Very nice shot......

 

[Jeff G]

Great reflection, at least we know he's not a vampire. He may also want to hire a gardener, his lawn is getting a little shabby. Very nice shot.

 

[K9Kirk]

Island in the sun. Nice shot =]

Very nice shot......

Great reflection, at least we know he's not a vampire. He may also want to hire a gardener, his lawn is getting a little shabby. Very nice shot.

Thanks guys!

 

[Space Face]

Good reflection. I'd have it a bit more to right of frame tho. It's a bit central for me.

 

[K9Kirk]

Good reflection. I'd have it a bit more to right of frame tho. It's a bit central for me.

Thanks! It depends on the picture with me. Sometimes when I initially do that when testing different crops it doesn't always look right with every picture so I center them instead. This one was so oblong it looked off balance having it to the right.

 

[Space Face]

To me, there are very few occasions when a subject bang in the center of frame looks correct, whether wildlife or otherwise. The use of dead space can be a very effective way of balancing a picture and I'm not banging on about the rule of thirds. It is subjective of course and at the end of the day a photograph is under the control of the photographer to do as they please.

 

[K9Kirk]

="Space Face, post: 4043078, member: 237881"]To me, there are very few occasions when a subject bang in the center of frame looks correct, whether wildlife or otherwise. The use of dead space can be a very effective way of balancing a picture and I'm not banging on about the rule of thirds. It is subjective of course and at the end of the day a photograph is under the control of the photographer to do as they please.[/QUOTE]

Here it is cropped. I used my 150-600 mm lens and that was taken at 150 mm. I would've loved to have had my 70-200 mm for a wider pic and been able to get lower so that I wouldn't have had to turn the camera on it's side like I did to capture the small island in the bg but I did my best with what I had on hand.

I'm confident now that I know you don't like pictures centered , lol!

 

[Space Face]

="Space Face, post: 4043078, member: 237881"]To me, there are very few occasions when a subject bang in the center of frame looks correct, whether wildlife or otherwise. The use of dead space can be a very effective way of balancing a picture and I'm not banging on about the rule of thirds. It is subjective of course and at the end of the day a photograph is under the control of the photographer to do as they please.

Here it is cropped. I used my 150-600 mm lens and that was taken at 150 mm. I would've loved to have had my 70-200 mm for a wider pic and been able to get lower so that I wouldn't have had to turn the camera on it's side like I did to capture the small island in the bg but I did my best with what I had on hand.

I'm confident now that I know you don't like pictures centered , lol!

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I refer you to my comments on your other recent post