rainbow lorikeet

[Nikkie]

I was going to try to post these last night but had to pack my bag have to go out west for a couple of days so I wont be here to annoy you a family emergency has come up anyway you all happy snapping. I took some time to take some photos yesterday for myself and not for the assignment now I am pretty well underway with that thanks to all those who helped me with advice anyway here we go

[Scottymc]

They are always hard to photograph. the colours are lovely and well done. A fair bit of noise reduction in these hehe?
Definately running in leaps and bounds

[sejac]

I really like #1. You've caught the bird from an interesting angle.

The OOF background is very effective, and the focus on the head of the bird is excellent. Top stuff!!

Maybe try cropping a bit off from the RHS and a bot off the bottom. The bird is very centrally placed in the picture, and cropping will give I feel a better composition. See ROT!!!

[Nikkie]

They are always hard to photograph. the colours are lovely and well done. A fair bit of noise reduction in these hehe?
Definately running in leaps and bounds

thanks Scotty yes noise annoys me big time I just don't like it at all I can over do things in my PP but learning to calm it down thanks for you reply

[Nikkie]

I really like #1. You've caught the bird from an interesting angle.

The OOF background is very effective, and the focus on the head of the bird is excellent. Top stuff!!

Maybe try cropping a bit off from the RHS and a bot off the bottom. The bird is very centrally placed in the picture, and cropping will give I feel a better composition. See ROT!!!

Charles thank you for your kind information and reply I have seen people say OOF what is OOF ? anyway I am back to annoy you all its been a big few days and not many photos due to things that were going on

[sejac]

Charles thank you for your kind information and reply I have seen people say OOF what is OOF ? anyway I am back to annoy you all its been a big few days and not many photos due to things that were going on

OOF is Out Of Focus. It's what can become bokeh! I know that you know about bokeh.

[Nikkie]

yes thanks Charles what is the difference between OOF out of focus and bokeh how is the difference identified. and is one considered better to the other or just different thanks again Charles for your reply