All nice, and I agree with the comment that No 3 stands on its own as a
very good landscape even without the bird.
My favourite is No 1, for the simplicity, and the lovely muted colours.
John
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 18:42:49 -0700, Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone!
I I've been rather delinquent recently (this is my first post in a
month). I only have three thousand one hundred and sixty-one unread
messages :-) . Anyway I have still been snapping away so I thought I'd
post a few for evaluation.
Here is a series of great blue heron photos.
http://www.photosynth.ca/photo/f/blue-heron.html
Your critiques are greatly appreciated despite the fact that I never
manage to acknowledge them :-[ (I barely manage to post the few peso
that I do, having to fight my way to my brother's computer and all ;-) ).
Francis
PS It is actually the first one that's shot with the TC. I rearranged
them and then forgot to change the text, then didn't bother to.
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