Trip to the allotments

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Hi All,


Ewan has given me an idea of going to my local allotment. Its about 100m's away from my house so i got up at half 7 and took a walk down. Well there isnt a shortage of these fella's (even though i only got a few sharp shots :LOL:)

And thanks Ewan(y)

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With PP
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C&C welcome
 
Nicely done David ... (y) ... well composed and good 'n sharp the only things it needs imgo is a lift of levels, a little saturation perhaps and bit of sharpening ... :shrug: ... but a really lovely image well worth getting out and about early for ... :eek: ... for you anyways ... :D





:p
 
Early birds and worms (y)
 
Looks as though it could be a great shot,try Vens advice and repost. (y)
 
Very nice indeed (y) I did see a robin at our allotments the other day but the sparrows were determined not to let him anywhere near the feeders (where I was hiding!). I think I would use PS to just boost the contrast and brightness in this shot, unless you took it in RAW (which I heartily recommend doing btw ;) ) in which case just the EC could be boosted. Personally I'm not sure it needed any more saturation :shrug:

Now I'd better try and get something half as good as that today - the weather hasn't been kind recently :(
 
I might have another walk down today hopefully i can get my ISO down to 200, i prefer the first shot as it hadnt been edited at all but i took it in JPEG by mistake !
 
davidbridges said:
I might have another walk down today hopefully i can get my ISO down to 200, i prefer the first shot as it hadnt been edited at all but i took it in JPEG by mistake !
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Remember, the best time to shoot wildlife if you're baiting it (for example waiting near a bird feeder) is morning and late afternoon as that is when they feed most. Middle of the day birds sometimes nip down for a snack though ;)
 
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