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That`s a cracking capture of the moment Donna, very nicely timed shot.
Thanks, although CL mode does help [emoji6]
That`s a cracking capture of the moment Donna, very nicely timed shot.
Good point, I may even try and blur out the background for thisThat is definitely a dejected and discarded tiger - captures the theme nicely but would a shallower DoF increase the feeling of isolation?
Not massively a fan of all the dead space around him, but the colours and darkness are good
Thanks for this, I was so set on getting in the yellow line, I didn't really think of different compositions - but much appreciatedIt`s a very nice shot Donna, but for there is too much space in the top and bottom.
Funnily enough I had the other 'alf standing behind with a sprinkler, but it didn't show up, and I didn't fancy staying out there too long for the shot. But yes, I was going for a more bedraggled appearance and didn't quite achieve it, although it probably would've helped if I had a longer haired soft toyGreat shot, to add to the overall look I would have gave tigger a soaking for a more bedraggled appearance, but maybe that would be taking it too far! I can definitely how setting up this image would raise eyebrows
Discarded: Another lovely image, I really like the way the light is pooled around Tigger (who is looking ever so slightly forlorn!) although i may have been tempted to move the stick from the background to make it a cleaner image right through.
Fully agree, I had moved it, but not far enough and then thought the bokeh would hide it. Thanks for the feedback.Graet idea and execution. I like the negative space - I would just have taken out the twig near the top.
I am guessing so although not much eye contact in the dark, but hey I was laughing at myself anywayA fun and witty shot. Like the processing with the vignette effect. Did the passer-by give you a funny look?