What appeals to me mostly about low POV images is that there is, if the hide and background are suitably situated, nothing that detracts your eye from the subject, the more colourful the bird, the bolder it looks! but even "little brown jobs" like the Dunnock and House Sparrow leap from the image and invite you to view them in all their fine detail.
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3 comments:
It just gets better and better!
I love these, Nigel - the side-on pheasant is magic and the top yellerhammer is amazing, but I think I actually like the house sparrow most of all.
Very many thanks Keith, It certainly is hard to decide on favourites, I nearly didn't bother with the back of the Pheasant's head image, but the halo produced by the Red "face flannel" really makes the shot work for me however, and the more I look at it, the more I think I'll try some odd views of other subjects too!
The back of the Pheasant head is by far my favourite of this set Nigel - greeat stuff.
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