Thank you. I very rarely use these effects but, in this case, I did think it added something. The Huli men do tend to look aggressive but these were all content to be photographed. IMO it is the fixed stare that makes this image.
Thank you. The subject was isolated using a large aperture then, in pp, I used some radial blur on the OOF parts to give the quasi zoom burst effect and hopefully to draw the eye right in to the sharp figure with the eye contact.
I have just returned from a photographic adventure in Papua New Guinea and thought I would share with you this image of the Huli Wigmen in a ceremonial dance.
Thank you all very much for the positive id. I had originally thought they might be redpoll but was put off when my book said they feed in tree tops whereas linnet are ground feeders. I had completely missed the black bib. I will change the title!
Thanks again.
Edit: I originally incorrectly identified these birds as linnets when in fact they are redpoll - see comments below.
A small flock of linnets have started feeding in my garden. They like the niger seed that I put out for the goldfinches.
Thanks for your positive comments. It hadn't occured to me to remove the post but you are absolutely right, it is better without it. Now I'd better have a go at cleaning the sensor!
I have been admiring the light trails that MWHCVT has been showing usin this forum and in his excellent 365 so I thought I should have a go too. This is my first effort taken from a footbridge above the A38 at Little Hay. The flashing amber lights were from two tractors that pulled out of the...
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