Paul Taylor
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Peacock at a local park where they are allowed to be "open range."
Lumix G9 w/ Olympus 40-150 Pro
They are certainly gorgeous birds but man, you do NOT want to live near any!!
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Peacock at a local park where they are allowed to be "open range."
Lumix G9 w/ Olympus 40-150 Pro
In today's Guardian there's a photo of a peacock that is so similar to yours,@Paul Taylor
https://www.theguardian.com/environ...mustachoied-deer-and-a-zebra-on-the-run#img-3
I think mine is better
It's too bad the camera wasn't positioned about 6-8 inches lower. Please try it next time.
with most birds you would be correct.You don't always have the time to choose inches in these circumstances. It's enough if you have the time to shoot. Isn't that so, @Gary Gruber?
Please understand: after 40+ years as a pro photographer, and tons of portrait work, my eye sees the correct level for camera placement quickly. This is an excellent photo of an often photographed bird.You don't always have the time to choose inches in these circumstances. It's enough if you have the time to shoot. Isn't that so, @Gary Gruber?