Game Rooster and Hen: Madison County 2003

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By: Chuck Freeman
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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#16 Poetry in Pictures	Camera Model	Minolta 5xi
Categories	Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	100mm-300mm Maxxum f/5.6
Uploaded	9/15/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fujicolor 800
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	1461	Shutter	1/500 sec.
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/9.5
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	This is a departure from my normal. Yet it is s unusual site these days ( at least here in the USA) Prehaps as human beings we forget the simple things like the animals , birds and their way of life. I have observed these "chicks", though they are called game, (they are rather wild in nature ,) but amazing to watch. Taken with Fujicolor amazing ASA 800 film. At 300mm Lens focal length, hand held.

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Greg Katsoulis {K:1096} 9/15/2003

Logan,

Those chickens are at thirds. Perhaps you don't know where the thirds are? I would hate for people to be confused by your comments. I find them odd.

Logan Cressler {K:54} 9/15/2003

Try to use the rule of thirds when photographing wildlife, put them off to one side, up to the top or bottom, just not in the middle, it is not interesting for the eye. Try reasearching the rule of thirds.

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