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Gruccione sent on 25 Agosto 2012 (17:26) by Kiccop. 2 comments, 640 views.

, hand held. Specie: Merops apiaster

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Paoloemilio Nicola

sent on 26 Agosto 2012 (8:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The bee-eaters are photographed, your shot if pp can remove the element of focus behind and that 'considerable disorder ... he will become' a masterpiece ... as definition and exposure and cut are perfect ... .
and 'only a suggestion ...

Kiccop

sent on 26 Agosto 2012 (9:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello :-) thanks for the ride and for expressing your point of view ;-) I do not know why but I like them in the context of the composition ;-) I tend to look for minimal compositions when I can get a background behind the subject better with different tones from the usual sky ;-) I really like in those cases do not include other disturbances :-)
Greetings and thanks again

Henry

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