Reflections
by ciaeagle

Comment by bsluijk:
You already hinted at the best advice: take more pictures! Keep them coming!

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by ciaeagle

Comment by bsluijk:
Well focused, not fooled by the foliage closer to the camera.

Taroko Gorge
by ciaeagle

Comment by HarveyG:
Lovely scape, with V leading lines of rocks in river bed and road meeting in the distance and cars in pic to add human interest. Obligatory leaves at top to add 3D depth. I'd maybe use a UV Haze on lens or during PP. It's perhaps a little too blue. I also UE by at least -0.3 in daylight, more so to get the clouds exposed correctly. Beautiful location.

Reflections
by ciaeagle

Comment by Ann:
LOL. I took a couple of bird photography classes from a guy once, who, every time a student presented their work, the guy would turn on something in the app he was using that caused the blown highlights to blink (just like on your camera display). It drove me crazy. Why can't we just look at the picture of the damn bird, without all that blinking crap?

Anyway, this particular picture looks fine. There may be blown sections, but they're small and unimportant.

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by ciaeagle

Comment by Ann:
Awwwww....good job nailing the focus on the eye.

Reflections
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Comment by BeckyT:
Makes me want to go to my zoo :) Wonderful capture.

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Comment by BeckyT:
What a cute plump little. I love your composition.

“A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.”
by ciaeagle

Comment by sfalice:
What a totally charming and enchanting image.
No, I didn't get to vote on this challenge. Wish I had.

Reflections
by ciaeagle

Comment by Dennisheckman:
Does not appear overexposed to me either, but maybe you did some PP to remedy it. Not sure about the centered comp for this.

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by ciaeagle

Comment by Dennisheckman:
He looks very small, is he a young one?