Mag a Pie

[Darrell C]

Jury is out whether to clone out the wire or not................

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[nuclearjock]

I'd vote to clone. Nice shot.

 

[Allan]

I did a quick crop and like it without the wire.

 

[Palouse]

I agree, remove it.
If it were sharp across its entire length and went from edge to edge it would add to the shot.

 

[dossy]

I vote for clone or crop. This is a super shot!

 

[Randy]

Great shot either way

The post is obviously man made so the wire is not a problem

 

[Louis Champan]

Very well done, and I personally like the wire being shown.

 

[BillM]

Very nice! I like it as it is.

 

[nuclearjock]

F/6.7?? Shutter priority?

 

[Bohdan]

Either way a great shot.

 

[Darrell C]

I'd vote to clone. Nice shot.

Thank you Rick

I did a quick crop and like it without the wire.

Thank you Allen

I agree, remove it.
If it were sharp across its entire length and went from edge to edge it would add to the shot.

Thank for the feedback Nick

I vote for clone or crop. This is a super shot!

Thank you Dossy

Great shot either way

The post is obviously man made so the wire is not a problem

Appreciate the comment Randy

Very well done, and I personally like the wire being shown.

Thanks Louie

Very nice! I like it as it is.

appreciate it Bill

F/6.7?? Shutter priority?

It was F6.7 on a F4 lens, App priority

Either way a great shot.

Thanks you Bob

 

[drr1531]

Yes, lose the wire. Awesome shot otherwise. Magpies are another beautiful bird that don't get enough press due to being common. The ones up here have a black beak. And avoid cameras

 

[william hortis]

I suggest remove, protected species here in UK although they eat the eggs of songbirds severely reducing the numbers in my neighbourhood.

 

[Darrell C]

Yes, lose the wire. Awesome shot otherwise. Magpies are another beautiful bird that don't get enough press due to being common. The ones up here have a black beak. And avoid cameras

I suggest remove, protected species here in UK although they eat the eggs of songbirds severely reducing the numbers in my neighbourhood.

Appreciate the comments Dan, William.