Great Blue Heron Making An Exit

Great Blue Heron Making An Exit

This Heron was a nice distance for me. I try to catch shots in the mid range of a long lens whenever possible. They can have good depth and be wide enough to include the surroundings.

Great Blue Heron Making An Exit
Great Blue Heron Making An Exit

It’s great to see the subjects details however I personally to some perspective too.

Great Blue Heron Making An Exit
Great Blue Heron Making An Exit

In these you can see some shoreline, cypress trees, and even a couple Alligators in the background.

Great Blue Heron Making An Exit
Great Blue Heron Making An Exit

Over the years everyone gets a style and preferences. I guess these are mine.

 

2 thoughts on “Great Blue Heron Making An Exit”

  1. The question of how much to zoom in is definitely one with which I struggle from time to time, Ted. Most of the time I will err on the side of zooming in too much, because I often find the surroundings to be too cluttered and take attention away from the primary subject. I personally prefer the third image, which I find includes the environment well, but is mostly blurred out and not distracting.

    1. Thanks. I agree clutter and background is a killer for many shots. I push for more environment because (my opinion) the world probably doesn’t need any other close up xxx critter.

      In addition 😀, after a day out there my arms are tired LOL.

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