Critique Style Requested: Standard
The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
I was just trying to fine tune the AF of camera and trying to achieve background blur with the help of shutter speed alone.
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Canon R5 II; 500mm; ISO 640; 1/250 at f 20.
Hi Jagdeep. I like what the relatively slow shutter speed did to the background. I’m a little less fond of what it did to the wings. The bird’s left wing tip isn’t bad, but to my eye it’s right wing (our left) looks really odd. I think it’s just the structure of the wings that tends to bother me, since they’re so sharp right out to the point where suddenly they’re not. On a bird with less wingspan, I think this technique would really work sell.
The head and body look great, Jagdeep, and I like the look the stork seems to be giving you. The bird’s right wing looks odd, not matching the left one-rolling shutter? The bird does pop nicely against the background.
Hi J Rajput
As always, you are giving us a great photograph, and leason camera setup. I was under the impression that going over f13 would cause artifacts in a digital camera? Nice work.
Peter
