Activity for User 1341 - Peter Hornbostel - entrysalon@gmail.com

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11 Apr 24 Reply Thank you, Henry! My intention is, to send it to a German print challenge. Let's see, what the judges say ... Apr 9th
11 Apr 24 Reply Thank you Christian. Indeed, I try always a standard format like 16:9 (this photo) or 3:2, 4:3 or 1:1. It depends on the suject, the crop and the best place (golden cut). In movements like this one, 16:9 was the best choice. Apr 9th
11 Apr 24 Reply Thank you, Jim! Apr 4th
11 Apr 24 Comment Hi Jim,

great shot and great devoloping. Every detail of the monkey is superb. Only suggestion is the background. For example the pole on the left could have much more soft focus.		 Apr 3rd
11 Apr 24 Comment Hello Christian,

I like that picture. Especially the plastic representation is great. No suggestion, well done!		 Apr 3rd
11 Apr 24 Comment Jim, I love the depth of the picture. The light and the shadows - perfect. The only thing I can mention is, that the person in the background would be better placed in the midst of the passage or at least a few steps forward. Anyway, great picture! Apr 1st
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97 Apr 24 Reply The breeding plumage is one of the best the nature may produce. Without starting games here, the ruff will have the best or the most excited one: EVERY breeding plumage is unique!

But other birds too have a very colourful breeding plumage - seen only for some weeks in a year.

In Germany the Beeeater is the most colourful bird. On place two I will set the goldfinch.

If you will allow park photos as well, I can present some species from spots all over the world. Not really wildlife, ha!, but to show the beauty of this earth it will make sense!

Picture shows the Spectacled Eider in breeding plumage (Nordic Ice Sea - park photo)		 Apr 5th
97 Apr 24 Reply Thanks for recommendation, Hans-Werner! I am honored to be a member of this group now. Anyway I will follow your sports in 59 (it's some kind of my favorites too!).
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97 Apr 24 Comment Thank you Kathleen! Your suggestion is indeed a good variant! I suppose, it is not so much place for the dynamic at the left side? Anyway, these birds are flying artists! Apr 3rd
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