something is wrong

[beaver1234]

 

[@MNiessenPhoto]

What's the question? Was it rejected (and for what reason)? And you'd like to understand why?

If so, and it's been rejected for technical issues, I would say for a start that the subject is not sharp and there is chromatic aberration.

If not, maybe it would help letting us know what's your post about.

Oh, and please tell me that the "again" text is not in the submitted picture!

Michael

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Michael Niessen - Photographer, photo-editor, educator

[beaver1234]

Could you mark the spots with the aberration and out of focus, please?

[Abambo]

@beaver1234,

Look at your picture at 100% and 200%, and you will see what you are looking at, again!

[Test Screen Name · Accepted solution]

Again? Oh, you're here determined that the best way forward is to post modified pictures, and to refuse to give refusal reasons. Good luck with that. 

[beaver1234]

Nobody force you to drop here if you do not want.

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

Agreed with @Test Screen Name.  I'm a very patient person but...  we're spinning our wheels AGAIN.  

Could you mark the spots with the aberration and out of focus, please?

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@beaver1234.

By now, you should be able to identify and correct on your own the obvious technical problems.  If not, I think something is wrong that we cannot help you with.

Good luck!

[beaver1234]

Off topic comments like this highlighted as the correct answer... that says everything. "Good" job by whoever is moderating here.

Thanks to the others who came with anything constructive.

[ricky336 · Accepted solution]

Hello,

I suppose the 'again' is some attempt at humour? I'm afraid it will fall like a lead balloon here. 'Something is wrong' Yes, it's true. I think your white balance is too yellow, so you have to change that, and regarding the focus, I would suggest that the fish is out of focus. The bird itself, I think is fine, but the bird's beak and fish are not so sharp. Of course the fish is blurred due to movement, but I do think it could be sharper. Faster shutter speed perhaps? Greater DOF?