Herons... The Big and The Small

[jprzybyla]

Great Blue Heron and Little Blue Heron



C&C welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for viewing.

[Bobobird]

That is one cute shot.

Lighting appears odd - the reflection looks very clear though.

[Geoff F]

But a pity they are looking in different directions, Joe.

If they were both facing the same way, one behind the other, this would be a really stunning shot.

Even face to face would be better. At the moment it seems as though they have had a quarrel and are sulking!

[Plumcrak]

It does look like they have had an argument. Great capture with a wonderful reflection.

[Tony M]

Their looking away from each other creates its own story, which is quite different to the one where they were facing each other. I like that you have left space on each side for their gaze.

A moment well captured.

Tony

[jprzybyla]

That is one cute shot.

Lighting appears odd - the reflection looks very clear though.

Thanks Bobo, early morning light... blue sky and clouds refecting on the calm water.

[jprzybyla]

But a pity they are looking in different directions, Joe.

If they were both facing the same way, one behind the other, this would be a really stunning shot.

Even face to face would be better. At the moment it seems as though they have had a quarrel and are sulking!

Thanks Geoff... what you see is part of the story. Why are they facing apart?

[jprzybyla]

It does look like they have had an argument. Great capture with a wonderful reflection.

Thanks Jon, very much appreciated.

[jprzybyla]

Their looking away from each other creates its own story, which is quite different to the one where they were facing each other. I like that you have left space on each side for their gaze.

A moment well captured.

Tony

Hello Tony, thank you for viewing and commenting. I concur with all aspects of your comment. The space was intentioinal (negative space). I look at all the websites I can of those who shoot birds. I normally find tightly cropped images showing the species. I am trying to take the images beyond just a tightly cropped shot showing the bird.