What can I learn from this photo?
This is a photo that I was pretty proud of and I am looking for any constructive criticism.
Thanks in advance.
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1 Comment
Talk about being in the right place at the right time! Nice!
It looks like the depth of field is too shallow... like the focal point is the rabbit's feet rather than the eagle's head.
In the case of your photo, I would prefer to have both animals in sharp focus. When I shoot long distance with a 70-200mm lens, I use a smaller aperture, particularly if the subject is moving toward or away from the camera.
But that's just me ... others probably have better CC. :)