50mm - Day 3 by helstor365

50mm - Day 3

OK, I don't like the 50mm but I don't hate it it :-)
This looks amazing, fabulous shot and reflections.
February 10th, 2022  
Særdeles vakkert bilde!
February 10th, 2022  
Why should you bother yourself with forcing to use 50mm?
If I may say: in this shot the background is so full of details and light objects, reflecting in the water, that the goose in fact doesn't get the attention you probably would give to it... Goose and village on the hill are now both shouting for attention.
February 10th, 2022  
This is really wonderful
February 10th, 2022  
@djepie I saw it like a landscape, looked from left to right as the terrain gets higher and my eyes lowered automatically to the reflection and the goose was a real pleasant surprise.
I know what you mean about the busy photo, but in this example i really like it.
February 10th, 2022  
oooh that is gorgeous!
February 10th, 2022  
Really nice composition.
February 10th, 2022  
NIcely composed.
February 11th, 2022  
Beautiful!!
February 11th, 2022  
This is so cool! I love it.
February 11th, 2022  
Jaap and Moni Thank you both for your comments. It is good that we see and interpret things differently. I agree that the background is "busy" and maybe I could have shot with a larger aperture to blur it a bit. On the other hand maybe the image tells us that we are surrounded by so much stress and chaos in our every day life that we need to learn to chill out and relax every once in a while. Just like the swan in the foreground is showing us :-)

@djepie @monikozi
February 11th, 2022  
So, the goose is a swan... :D I really wrote 'swan' first, but then I remembered seeing 'goose' in the other comment, and on looking back at the photo, it did not look like the swans I knew (black or white). Ignorance is bliss...
And oh my, do I love your interpretation of the composition! I still think it is a great photo and I would be well pleased had I taken it.
February 11th, 2022  
@monikozi Thank you Moni, The swan is a young one; born last summer. They are grey when they are born and only starts gradually turning white after around 6 months.
February 11th, 2022  
@helstor365 totally agree!
February 11th, 2022  
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