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The king
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A Eurasian owl showing off his muscles as he prepares to take flight to grab a bite to eat.
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Hi Kimberly, good luck wherever your photography interests take you!
Quick basic answer, this a good starter shot. Good focus on main subject, good separation between foreground background, however, the background pieces may be a bit too blurred for me in this shot and is almost too distracting, I would try just a little less blurred out by increasing your depth of field a little bit, that is personal preference.
There's quite a bit more I and others on this site could say to offer suggestion, but as a basic product shot it is headed in the right direction.
Do you do any post processing work yet, such as Photoshop or other software, apps, etc. ?
If you would like to hear more suggestions on how to finish this image let me know :)
Hope you don't mind, I was liking the idea of this image B&W with a slight warm tone added in, plus I straightened it a tad, maybe food for thought for one possible option on how how to finish a shot like this.
Thank you for you’re suggestions, I think I agree, for a stand alone shot the background might be too blurred (this was part of three, explaining aperture). I edited this slightly but I like the take on black and white, definitely gives it a classic feel. I appreciate your help, thanks :)