Blessing the skies

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By: Megan Forbes
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Photographer	Megan Forbes {Karma:4617}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	Sony F707
Categories	Wildlife	Film Format
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Uploaded	1/18/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Views	405	Shutter
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Dawn Chadwick {K:347} 2/21/2003

What a beautiful bird. I like his position in the frame. Seems a little soft though, and maybe increase contrast just a tad?

M.M. Meehan {K:3751} 1/27/2003

I like the composition and colors. Lovely photo. I think, I might crop a bit off the left side and bring the bird a bit closer, perhaps.

Becky V {K:9699} 1/22/2003

I quite like this shot. I think the sky is perfectly exposed and at just the right shade of blue. (The same could be said about the bird!) The composition is nice too - this bird is really out on a limb! The only thing I would suggest is playing with different crops. I'd be curious to see what cropping a bit of the leaves at the bottom would do (ie cropping from the left to just after the deadish-looking leaves). Or perhaps cropping from both the top and the right. Putting the bird in one corner might make the branch look longer. These are just suggestions. I kind of like the open spaces of the photo as is. :-)

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