I shot this photograph this afternoon. The skies were very overcast and gray, and the lake I was shooting at was populated by many birds, with plenty of aerial activity. I decided to raise the ISO level to 800, with the intention of whiting out the gray skies, and isolating the subjects.
As I was shooting away, I noticed two flocks of Geese approaching, one around 50 yards away, the other 100. I realized they would be crossing paths, and decided it might make for a crowded composition, and something different. I shot a few frames, and on the third shot I noticed that there were four birds in a perfect vertical composition. High key abstract wildlife photography, that's a new one for me!
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When I first saw this I had assumed that you must of edited several images together, I am very surprised to hear that it is one on its own. Very good execution and great foresight to raise the iso for your desired result.
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