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Following Robert Apple’s suggestion in a similar post of mine, let’s see if you also have experienced those cases where all of a bunch of subjects will be posing exactly the same – except that odd one out, that spoil sport!
Or perhaps where you’ve had the perfect shot – until your subject looks away or move just as you press the shutter button! I’ll jump away with the same shot which prompted Robert’s suggestion:
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Tobie… what a great throwdown. This should be so interesting. Thank you.
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Tobie, I have been searching my images for one to add, but it appears that I have not found one so far, that fits this category. As much as I thought I would have one, that is not so. Perhaps my owl babies might have fit, but there are only two baby owls, not quite enough to make it the odd one out. One owl is facing the camera and one is not.
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@robertapple- Posts:8856
Allows Edits? YesThanks Tobie,
I seem to have a lot of photos that relate to this topic. Here is a few more recent ones..
There always has to be one in the crowd.
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Canadian Geese
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The Morning Stretch
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Kept seeing these three rocks in the lake in front of me while I was fishing Saturday. Not really spectacular, but they were all about the same size and spaced out evenly. but not quite the same. Thought they kind of fit the theme.
Rockin’ Lake Desmet
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@robertapple- Posts:8856
Allows Edits? YesNo one else has anything huh, guess were the only ones that take these kinds of Photos, puts us in a “Special Club”
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Robert, you guys are setting the bar too high! I really love your horses. What a terrific picture. Your birds are also a great shot. But, your rocks in the water were a wonderful abstract. I am digging through my images to see if I can find one to add to this topic. Thank you for great images.
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@robertapple- Posts:8856
Allows Edits? YesNeedles
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I have one photo to add to this. Both birds were lined up perfectly, then they decided to move…
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Three heading to the right, the last one to heading to the left. The baby does not count.
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Light Stalker lineup. “He had very bushy hair officer…”
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Tobie, does this one fit your throwdown? It really must be viewed on a larger scale to see the difference.
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@dahliaambrose- Posts:10384
Allows Edits? YesWow! Really love this Horatio. The light on the birds makes this image even more stunning. Thank you for sharing with us 🙂
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Oh come on now Horatio! Does it fit? It’s a perfect example of this throwdown. What a magnificent image you’ve made. Not only the odd one out colour-wise but pretty much also action-wise as well. What a fantastic picture! Thank you.
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It absolutely fits, Horatio! I can’t help but wonder how the heck this guy landed up in between his darker friends. Is he an albino? A mutant? A different species?
Well spotted!
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Tobie, that was exactly my thinking. The birds were flying pretty fast, so I did not have time to try and figure out if he was the same species or not. The flew in, made a quick, tight swerve and then disappeared. Thank you for your comment.
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Congratulations, Horatio. I’ve just experience how hard is it to capture flying birds. Well done!
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@elax- Posts:4770
Allows Edits? Yes“Vamos guys – let´s vanish”
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Which one doesn’t fit?
https://flic.kr/p/29YLRyt
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