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Glenn - Saturday 25 April 2020 07:53
I won't comment on this image since it just doesn't work for me. I will be curious to see what others feel since we all know by now that photography is quite subjective.
Glenn - Saturday 25 April 2020 07:50
Very nice dramatic representation of something we've all seen many times and simply passed. I like the angle at which it was taken and the lighting. Everything is well exposed, although perhaps the reds are a bit too saturated and starting to loose detail because of clipping in that channel. Reds are always tough. In my opinion, the composition as shown is better suited for interior decor but for competition purposes I would crop a bit off the top and bottom in equal amounts, perhaps 1/2 the space off each to make that tulip even more larger than life! Nice job!
Stan Mehlman - Friday 24 April 2020 20:53
Great capture, but we need more room on the left to give the bird something to move into.Love the water drops
Bob Warshauer - Friday 24 April 2020 19:38
Photo taken today (4/24/20) in my backyard.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:35
I love this image and this one is sharp enough to make it work nicely. If it were mine, I might consider seeing what cloning out he two top white wing tips just to avoid having the viewers eye being drawn away from the wonderful portrait. I realize it is a part of the gull but they are so bright that they are a bit of a distraction to an otherwise spectacular image.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:30
Another wonderful capture as far as composition and exposure goes but my comments are the same as a few others in terms of critical sharpness. I suspect another very tight crop. Almost, but not quite.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:27
Nice straight on portrait of the cormorant but here I think a huge crop is causing an apparent lack of sharpness than lens/camera focus. I suspect as much because I have many of these myself. My rule is if my subject is not at least 1/3 of the frame I usually toss the image and wait for another opportunity. Mills Pond provides different opportunities every day!
Keep at it because you have many wonderful images and obviously the skills.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:21
These cormorants are tough to capture because they are so fast and very dark. The exposure here froze the water beautifully but left the bird in almost complete darkness. If possible try to bring out the shadows a bit more if the noise doesn't destroy it completely.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:18
Another wonderful capture but again appears to lack critical sharpness which for me is crucial in these types of images. I may be wrong and it is simply due to how you processed them for web display. If so, I apologize.
Glenn - Friday 24 April 2020 18:14
Nice capture but I don't feel it has enough detail/sharpness to stand as a large print or projection.