Upon reflection
by David Sewell
Autumn passage is now well underway for waders on the pools and coast around us, and this green sandpiper was from a recent outing to a site near Sandwich. I have left the reflection in, but for those who like their birds without reflections, I am also posting a greenshank in the Avian gallery.
Thanks for looking.
David
Nikon D300, 600mm Nikon, tripod mounted. 1/1600th @ f5.0, 200 iso
Comments
9 comments"H i David
Looks OK to me ( theres only about me that has voiced a dislike of reflections I think.)
As I have said on your avian post
"Its not the reflections I don't like its the way they inhibit the cropping or framing potential , and as you have pointed out- end up smaller in the frame.
Cheers
john
David
This looks good to me too, David. I had one of these land right next to me on saturday but didn't manage to get off a shot. I too have no problem with the reflection.
Andy...
The reflection really adds to the image in this case in my eyes all a matter of taste it's a very good image.
Keith.
Bob