Heads Down on the River Lee

Two swans were feeding at the edge of the Lee Fields when I stopped. Both had their necks down in the shallows, working the seeds and crumbs in the same posture a second or two apart.

It was exceptionally bright so I exposed for the highlights and everything else went dark.

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4 responses to “Heads Down on the River Lee”

  1. @donncha Nice.White birds are always a challenge to shoot in the sunlight. You made the right choice. You could also try a polarizing filter. 🙂

  2. @CStamp Thank you! I agree they're a challenge. Unfortunately, while I had a polarizing filter, the group I was walking with was walking further ahead while I dawdled with the swans. Non photographers, eh? 🙂

    1. @donncha LOL. When I walk with anyone, I, also, am often in the way back and have to do catchups. :)You did the right thing. 🙂

  3. @donncha What a nice capture 🙌👏🤗

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