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  • Rainbow Lorikeet

    Caught this one down by the creek.....

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    Cheers, Brad.

  • #2
    See the difference between the eye in these photos? They can change the amount of red in their eye depending on how exited they are.
    It's also a young bird. See it still has some black in it's beak.
    Prefer the pose and colours in the first. Do you have a bit more space you can add at left? Just might help the balance of the photo.
    Good going considering the light.

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    • #3
      I like them both Ironwood. Agree with Mark L. I took the liberty of adding a bit of space to the left (using content aware) which also placed the eye to nearly in the Rule of Thirds position. A couple of shadows adjustments and levels on the bird only.

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      I Shoot A Canon

      Web: isacimages.com / My Gear / Flickr Photostream
      My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
      Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mark L View Post
        See the difference between the eye in these photos? They can change the amount of red in their eye depending on how exited they are.
        It's also a young bird. See it still has some black in it's beak.
        Prefer the pose and colours in the first. Do you have a bit more space you can add at left? Just might help the balance of the photo.
        Good going considering the light.
        Cheers Mark. I had noticed the black on the beak and thought it was just a bit grubby .
        I also didn't know about the eyes, thanks for sharing your knowledge.


        Cheers, Brad.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Isac View Post
          I like them both Ironwood. Agree with Mark L. I took the liberty of adding a bit of space to the left (using content aware) which also placed the eye to nearly in the Rule of Thirds position. A couple of shadows adjustments and levels on the bird only.
          Isac, thanks for taking the trouble to do your version. Last night after I saw yours and Marks comments about needing more room on the left, I went back and checked the original file. It is roughly the same size as your version. I was going to go back and post the full size pic, but got sidetracked and forgot all about it.
          Cheers, Brad.

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