cropped gazell

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mikehawthorne
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cropped gazell

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hi all

i thought i wouldgive it more impact by cropping the shot.

hope you like it

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Agreed, removing the bright sky makes a big difference.

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aster
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Re: cropped gazell

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Hi Mike,

Congratulaations on your new lens! :)

That' a very graceful shot of the gazell. You've got an excellent portrayal of elegance and character. The amount of detail and sharpness is rewarding with this lens.

I like the cropped version but I also liked the frame that I saw earlier today with all of the terrain and the background; gives a strong impression of being in its natural environment intead of a special setting in a zoo.

Thanks for sharing,
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Cropping this shot was a good idea. Didn't want to mention but in the non cropped version the out of focus bushes were too distracting. Kind of stole the look.
This is much much better.
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I prefer the non-cropped version for a fuller perspective. Probably the crop version is better to show case the deer and had it not been the zoo, the non-crop version would have conveyed the essence better.

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