GBH Cropping Preferences?
largelylivin
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I've been pushing myself to avoid those standard centered bird crops and feeling a bit uncomfortable at times, especially when cropping away part of the subject. Here's a series of the same shot> I'd like your opinons and suggestions.
I realize that this pic is a bit like trying making a silk purse out of a pigs ear, but the exercise is still valid.
I realize that this pic is a bit like trying making a silk purse out of a pigs ear, but the exercise is still valid.
Brad Newby
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http://blue-dog.smugmug.com
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http://vintage-photos.blogspot.com/
Canon 7D, 100-400L, Mongoose 3.5, hoping for a 500L real soon.
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http://blue-dog.smugmug.com
http://smile-123.smugmug.com
http://vintage-photos.blogspot.com/
Canon 7D, 100-400L, Mongoose 3.5, hoping for a 500L real soon.
Bud
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Although if I could only get #3, I'd probably delete it and be upset with myself....
But knowing its a crop makes it more artistic, if that makes any sense?
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The second does not work because cropping only one wing tethers the bird to the boundary, which is visually disturbing.
The third photo needs to be cropped significantly tighter to work. Try and get the eye in the top right third of the frame. Crop just after the leg on the left.
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