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But the idea of using photo editing to make the photo perfect
goes against the grain with me.
I would rather share the artists frustration at not achieving the perfect, knowing you can't control every element of the picture.
For me the perfect photo would have included the full view of the out of focus duck watching the the jumper (as they do). But then again maybe the shown legs are enough to imply a whole train of ducks each watching the one ahead in succession (as they do).
Maybe it IS a perfect photo!!
This picture is brilliant. We all go through stages like this in our life, where we are unsure of our surroundings, and where even the smallest jumps feel like precipices. I think we can all relate to this gossling.
Secondly, the angle is just killer. We see the feel under the duck overlapped nervously. We can also see the eyes and the end of the beak in a nervous expression.
I would edit out the legs in the background since they don't add much and they detract focus, but even so, this picture just screams for attention. Brilliant work.
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