Very nice photo and what is more important: I like the honesty of your comment!!!Common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) landing on a branch. Taken from a photohide.
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R5 Mk II with pre-continuous shooting enabled. RF200-800mm.
I removed the part of the container with mealworms which protruded from the underside of the branch in LR.
Thank you. IMO removing distractions in post-processing is “allowed” as long as the result is representative of the original scene and one is clear about it.Very nice photo and what is more important: I like the honesty of your comment!!!
Art Morris, who is much followed, has been regularly cleaning up images for many years, since the distant past by moving things around in PS and now using AI tools - see https://www.birdsasart-blog.com/ for the latest examples. Unless you are entering a competition and if it is just for yourself, it doesn't really matter.Thank you. IMO removing distractions in post-processing is “allowed” as long as the result is representative of the original scene and one is clear about it.
Marsh Harrier having lunch in flight. (800mm).
If I recollect, it was either just taking off from a tree or getting ready to land.Strange position for its legs, normally they are stretched out behind its body.
According to the EXIF, you took it 9 years ago so no wonder you are not sure!If I recollect, it was either just taking off from a tree or getting ready to land.
I'm not used to seeing the Great Blue Heron. Does it really have light blue legs?