This is a really great shot. It looks like those seagulls were posing just for this one picture. I really like how you can see the front bird so very clearly and it all starts to fade and blur in the back -it's normal I know, but it still gives it a really cool affect. The angle at which you took it perfected it, if you ask me. It really gives it a great sense of depth and life, as well as making it seem like that line of seagulls never actually comes to an end. All in all a really great shot.
please check my gallery, I have the same type of photo [link], taken with Nikon D90, 50mm 1.8. I don`t know why this group declined it. The main difference is that my seaguls were moving a lot, asking for food from us.
I am not sure which group you mean. Anyway, your shot is very well done. The overall focus and foreground sharpness is perfect, the back might be a little to sharp. For the future I suggest using the full power of your 1.8 lens there The colors are strong, but natural (it seems a little to strong on the feet of the second gull, was the picture edited?). One thing that really bugs me about it, is that the foreground gull is not completely centered, which makes the photo seem a little shifted to the left. This is easy to correct by just cutting a little of right border. (but it may be just me who is bothered by that)
Looking at your gallery, you have a lot of awesome pictures there. I think this one in particular does not completely show what you are able to do.
It was the Nikon photography group, but it doesn`t matter after all. Thank you so much for your honest opinion I apreciated so much! I will try to use 1.8, next time to see the result, I `ve never tried it before. I edited a bit,it is true. And you are right, it will look better if I cut a little from the right. I usually crop my photos, especially because I am using my 50 lens. I use to have in the past a bridge camera, Fuji Film, so many of my photos were taken this way..I just bought a Nikon D90, last month.
And thank you so much for your beautiful words about my gallery! I am really honored you like it.
I really like how you can see the front bird so very clearly and it all starts to fade and blur in the back -it's normal I know, but it still gives it a really cool affect.
The angle at which you took it perfected it, if you ask me. It really gives it a great sense of depth and life, as well as making it seem like that line of seagulls never actually comes to an end.
All in all a really great shot.
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