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Hi! I am just a teenager so I am just starting in photography. I enjoy wildlife photography the most and was wondering what people thought about these pictures? Thanks for your time!
Hi @silas, welcome to the forums!
Can’t wait to see your pictures…so sorry it’s not working! Are your photos less than 8mb? That’s the maximum file size allowed to upload. If they’re more than 8mb, do you know how to downsize them?
click on animal or animal2 using the right button of your mouse then open image in new tab
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I was able to view the photos. When I clicked on “open in new tab” it took me to a google drive window were I was able to see them.
Very good job with them! What lens do you have?
THANK YOU
so glad you figured that out
I have the kit lens that came with my canon camera EF75-300MM F/4-5.6I have a 16-300, and few of my wildlife shots from it are as nice as that! I was able to view the pictures on a different computer finally.
One thing I did notice in the Tufted Titmouse picture was the green fringing on some of the branches. It is chromatic aberration, and is pretty easy to fix with Lightroom’s built-in lens profiles. Good job getting down to the rabbit’s eye level! That blade of grass sticking up in front of its nose- I found a fawn once, and got some really nice pictures of it, only to find that a troublesome weed was growing in front of it. I was able to brush it out, but it would have been nicer if I had framed it better to avoid the edit.I was also able to view them! GREAT JOB! The first pic of the bird might be a little underexposed, and you can try experimenting with the crop on the pic of the bunny. Maybe you can try cropping the pic a little bit closer on the back end of the bunny so it looks like the bunny has a place to “hop out of the image” so to speak.
That is something I learned too- I now try not to center the subject in the frame, but move it to one side. I’ll try to post a example.
yeah the piece of grass it bothers me to. I have not yet bought Lightroom too expensive for me and I will try cropping the bunny
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