I was in a small (think a little bigger than a canoe) motorized boat heading back after a morning of photographing birds in the Mabamba Swamp off of Lake Victoria. My 100-400 zoom was on the camera when I noticed this fisherman gathering up his net. I sensed the opportunity to catch a shot of him throwing it, which he did. In the rocking boat, I managed to train my lens on him and get off a series of shots in burst mode. Unfortunately, since the boat I was in was rocking so much, none of the shots had anything near a straight horizon. I had to straighten and then crop this photo quite a lot. Iām wondering whether people think the composition works after the crop.
Second photo is with changes suggested by Dick Knudson
What technical feedback would you like if any? Any
What artistic feedback would you like if any? Any, but specifically, anything regarding the composition
Any pertinent technical details:
Canon 7D Mark II, with Cannon EF 100-400mm zoom
In aperture priority, 1/2000, f 7.1, ISO 400