Susan Pyne

Thanks for the feedback @falx and @bgag29. I am going to use your suggestions to crop the image before I print. I knew I needed some feedback on composition.

@bgag29 – I am relatively new to photography, and very new to Macro photography, so I have to study a bit more to truly understand how to improve the “bokeh.”

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Canon EOS 60D
focal length – 100
f-stop – 2.8
1/320

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I love the expression in her eyes – as though she is plotting her next move. Nice picture. @nikon-nut – I loved your post – my camera is my memory, and your post reminded me why I take pics and how important time is with my kids.
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Thank you for all of the great feedback! @riteshsaini – I didn’t shoot these pics in RAW, but I wish I would have. I did work on lightening up the eyes a bit – somewhat successfully but this is all so new to me, I have more work to do so it looks right. I hope I get another opportunity to photograph this amazing bird. The feedback all of you…[Read more]

snowy owl 2-Jan 2014.jpg by Susan Pyne on Light Stalking

A beautiful Snowy Owl appearing to pose for a lengthy photograph session on a cold, windy winter day. I feel so fortunate to be able to see, and photograph this beautiful animal.

Canon 60D
focal length – 135
f 5.6
1/2500
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@parhampbaker – thank you for your feedback. I will try cropping the pic as you suggested.
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Interesting perspective Michael Lloyd. Thank you for your input. I intend to review my bird pics and see what happens when I clone out the distractions. This is an awesome site!
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Thank you for your feedback. I am new to photography, and am glad I found this site so I could receive constructive criticism on my photos.
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Male cardinal resting in the Dogwood Tree in our backyard after the Buffalo Blizzard – 2014. F-stop – 5.6, 1/500th, 300mm focal length
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