eyelaser wrote:
Even if your watermark was absent, each one has your distinctive signature making these so recognizable as only you do. The first particularly is the type of image you do so well but I am actually drawn more to the squirrel which for me is such a beautiful photograph and should be the kind we all aspire to be able to produce.
Eric
Thank you Eric
Im not sure what is about the Squirrel but I find to be a special image also.
dclark wrote:
These are all excellent. You don't post often but when you do the images are superb. The first one is an amazing image. You must have spent many hours to get that one. The only nit I can offer is that some seem a bit too tightly cropped, in particular at the top, and I would like to see you post somewhat larger images. They are a pleasure to see.
Dave
Hi Dave
Thank you for your honesty, I crop on how it feels, as for the larger images I will do that next time :-)
kwilliam8 wrote:
Beautiful images, as always, Chris! My favorites from this fine set are the dog and the heron image that follows it, but all are great. My only suggestion is that some of the crops are a bit tight (I am guilty of this on many of my images too). Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy your work.
Keith W.
Hi Keith
I will pay more attention the the tight crop as this is the 2nd time this was mentioned.
Thanks for the feedback.
juankgigo wrote:
Chris, all images are beautiful in their own way but I really enjoyed the first one.
Now, if mine, I would desaturate the green BG in the second image as it takes away from the hummingbird, just my two cents.
As always, Chris, your images convey more than just excellence in photography but they evoke a certain feeling due to the subject isolation and low angle of view. IMHO, there is really no need to change your gear...
johnohio wrote:
Wonderful images. I love your style of photography. I think the quote above " I wish they were mine " Is probably the best compliment one can give.
Karl Witt wrote:
For me......
#1 This is your trademark style of comp and light.........it has nice follow in the comp, a lead in water trail, a mid-frame lift off and gorgeous wing display and sharp eye
#2 I love the foot work here. The branch is a bit bland for me, even tighter with less branch would work possibly?
#3 The pose is powerful IMO, the reflection in this one may take from the pose............what about more a tight pano on this one Chris?
#4 I've always liked shots like this, kind of cool that a glimpse of the red eye shows as well as the red patch on the back on the same side
#5
#6 Very serene, I could easily see more area to the left to harmonize
#7 That is a unique and great comp, if not for the whisker through the eye it would be perfect
#8 A beauty of a suspended hummer
#9 Can't beat the blue on that BG!
#10 Very nice, the Wood Duck does its job but light and color control on this one is perfect, absolutely perfect in my eyes. The gradient BG is sweet, the gentle slope and rise of the log works spot on. This is my favorite
Great to see your images again Chris....
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To the highlight of my posts here on FM I say THANK YOU for your detailed feedback
. Absolutely stunning work as always Chris.
