You are absolutely right Tom. It is front focused. The poor fellow wandered 
constantly, and I had trouble geting the focus right in the weather. When 
opening up to focus, and then steping down again to make the shot, it is a 
hit and miss on moving subjects. I can live with manual focus, bit I wish I 
had an A-lens.

I took about 30 frames of him. About 2/3 where in focus, and this was not. 
But, this was the one, if you see what I mean.

Tim Typo
Mostly Harmelss

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From: "Tom C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 12:20 AM
Subject: Re: PESO - Bird in heavy weather


>
>>
>>Yes, indeed. There is something very expressive about its posture.
>>Might be a little more effective if the color were desaturated a
>>touch or rendered to monochrome, but I like it as is too.
>>
>>He looks like he is trudging home through a blizzard after a long day at
>>the
>>factory, knowing that there is just a bowl of cold thin gruel awaiting 
>>when
>>he gets there because the heat got cut off because they had to choose
>>between heat and medicine to save the life of baby Bird.
>>A very sad life for Mr. Bird.
>>No happiness.
>>No songs.
>>I think Tim has made some very good choices here regarding the level of
>>saturation, I think a little less saturation in the seaweed or whatever it
>>is in the foreground would improve the picture by making it even more
>>depressing.
>>
>>William Robb
>>
>
> I enjoy the emotion, or at least the anthropomorphizing of it, brought out
> by Bill's comment.
>
> I have to ask is any part of this photo truly in focus? I sense the
> foreground plant material may be. Twould be better if it was.
>
> Tom C.
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