Re: First wildlife pictures

>
> I think you have to decide if you are photographing an animal or a
> nature scene. =A0If you are presenting a picture of the animal, then
> crop to animal. =A0The backgrounds in most of the shots don't add to the
> image. =A0There are some shots where the background does contribute, but
> some that need cropping.
>
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> Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

Completely disagree. I went to the web site expecing to find run-of-
the-mill, boring, done-a-million-times-before, pictures of wildlife
and instead found some very appealing photographs, more like
abstractions that work very well than like straight shots of "pretty"
scenes. The backgrounds form an integral part of the harmony. This
photographer has a distinct way of seeing and I would like to
encourage him in his work.