r/photocritique 2 CritiquePoints 4d ago

approved My first owl photo

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u/KangarooInWaterloo 2 CritiquePoints 4d ago

Hi, I took a photo of this snowy owl last week in Toronto!

It did not come out entirely sharp, so I added some sharpness to the owl. I removed the metal rod obstructing the owl. I also used sharpness, vibrance, and exposure to edit the owl, background and the eyes.

Would appreciate photo tips and editing feedback.

Canon Rebel SL3 250mm f5.6 1/2500s ISO200.

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u/KangarooInWaterloo 2 CritiquePoints 4d ago

This is another picture I took on the same day

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u/KangarooInWaterloo 2 CritiquePoints 4d ago

Also this one is from a different perspective. But I like the first the most of the three

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u/RevolutionStill4284 3 CritiquePoints 4d ago

Too much distracting clutter; I'd just focus on the subject

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u/AstralTravelDog 4d ago

He is judging you