Took this yesterday during my visit to Bushy Park...
All my ducks are in row by cyberdavis, on Flickr
All my ducks are in row by cyberdavis, on Flickr
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Andy
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
I like the diagonal line you created with the ducks on this image
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
Cheers Tom, it was one of the times I looked through the viewfinder and the picture and saying came to mind.
Andy
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
nice Andy, great use of DoF
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
Liking the symmetry of the ducks fore and back, nice.Alan.
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
A well spotted composition Andy but for it to work all three ducks really need to be sharp and not falling downhill. There is some good detail in the one that is
Wonder why you posted in "wild animals" rather than "birds"
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Re: All my ducks are in a row...
My stupidity on the category, must pay more attention!Originally posted by Stan View PostA well spotted composition Andy but for it to work all three ducks really need to be sharp and not falling downhill. There is some good detail in the one that is
Wonder why you posted in "wild animals" rather than "birds"
Stan
The downhill bit is partly due to the angle I had to be at to get all three in, and the result left no room for straightening. But I agree it would have been better is it was aligned.
I deliberately set out to have one on focus and the others out of focus, but again see your point.
Sometimes I need to stop and think a bit more and maybe try more options.
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated.Andy
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