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Folks: it's not OK to take other people's photos to edit and re-post. Just like we don't correct each other's spelling and grammar, we don't take it upon ourselves to decide that someone's photo needs correction. In addition, as has been emphasized before, you need to respect copyright.

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Just now, Jill L said:

I'm newer to bird photography and found this forum when looking for ways to get feedback on photos. I would love some tips from you folks on how to improve! I still struggle with getting birds in focus, and when I do, they aren't usually framed well. Here's one from yesterday that I liked well enough:

https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/572847061

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Welcome!!!This forum is for birding, not bird photography. While we do have some photography areas here, yiulll get better and more feedback if you post on a dedicated photography site. I like this one below. Post in the “nature photography critique” section. 
https://bcgforums.com/index.php

 

Very nice image nonetheless!!

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4 minutes ago, IKLland said:

Welcome!!!This forum is for birding, not bird photography. While we do have some photography areas here, yiulll get better and more feedback if you post on a dedicated photography site. I like this one below. Post in the “nature photography critique” section. 
https://bcgforums.com/index.php

 

Very nice image nonetheless!!

Thank you for the resource! I will post over there.

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Welcome to Whatbird, @Jill L. While this forum is not dedicated specifically to photo critiquing, there are members willing to offer opinions on a wide range of photography questions. In fact, @IKLland started one sub-forum that is devoted to providing feedback for improving photo editing skills. We might not be photography wizards but there's a lot of experienced, and inexperienced, photographers on this site that are willing to help out fellow bird photographers and share what we know. Don't be afraid to ask for opinions, there's a wealth of knowledge to be had here.

Once again, Welcome to Whatbird. 

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1 minute ago, lonestranger said:

Welcome to Whatbird, @Jill L. While this forum is not dedicated specifically to photo critiquing, there are members willing to offer opinions on a wide range of photography questions. In fact, @IKLland started one sub-forum that is devoted to providing feedback for improving photo editing skills. We might not be photography wizards but there's a lot of experienced, and inexperienced, photographers on this site that are willing to help out fellow bird photographers and share what we know. Don't be afraid to ask for opinions, there's a wealth of knowledge to be had here.

Once again, Welcome to Whatbird. 

My thread was started simply because I wanted to know if my editing/post processing attempts were natural looking. I don’t believe we have a “photo critique” topic here. 

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10 minutes ago, IKLland said:

My thread was started simply because I wanted to know if my editing/post processing attempts were natural looking. I don’t believe we have a “photo critique” topic here. 

My point was simply that we often discuss photography and offer advice when it's asked for. I just want @Jill L to know that her photos, or discussion about them, are welcome here even though we're not a dedicated photography site. 

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7 minutes ago, lonestranger said:

My point was simply that we often discuss photography and offer advice when it's asked for. I just want @Jill L to know that her photos, or discussion about them, are welcome here even though we're not a dedicated photography site. 

I completely agree, and sorry for the misunderstanding!!

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54 minutes ago, Quiscalus quiscula said:

Solitary Sandpiper. Thoughts appreciated. The angle wasn't great, since I had to shoot on a bridge and over a wire mesh barrier. Looks better in the link.

https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/573567691

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It’s cropped way too tightly for me, and I know you couldn’t help it, but the lack of being eye level makes a bad angle. High 3/low 4. 

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