I had to lay there for a while until he was comfortable enough to continue on his search for worms. I was hoping the dog wouldn't discover me laying there and scare him off. Thanks for the comments Bob!Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
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I had to lay there for a while until he was comfortable enough to continue on his search for worms. I was hoping the dog wouldn't discover me laying there and scare him off. Thanks for the comments Bob!Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7095/6...030f6d6e_z.jpg
IMG_8331 by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr
Extremely heavy crop because I had to edit out the bird feeder but hopefully it doesn't look too bad.
Denise, Nice portrait. Love the detail and the exposure is spot on. Tack sharp as well. The only suggestions I can offer is maybe edit out or darken the little food spot on the bottom of his beak.
Great shot.
Bob
Thanks Bob and you are right, I should have caught that!
I actually prefer it with the food spot, I think it is an interesting little detail about the bird.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
I do agree it's a great shot.
Arnt
WOW, I just noticed---With Ahabs comment, This thread just crossed the 3000 replies mark with more than 340,000 views. Clearly the most popular thread on the forum-------BIRDERS RULE:D
I was able to take a picture of a cardinal on perch last weekend. Taken with 60D, 135L, and 1.4X TC II.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7096/7...45ed79b3_z.jpg
2012_04_22_4397_upd_pse10 by dthrog00, on Flickr
Very nice work, agree with Bob's advice.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725
Great Blue Heron returning to the nest, Lake Fork Texas
1D MKIV
500mm + 1.4TCII Hand held from a boat
Full frame image, no crop
ISO 800
f/8
1/5000
http://joeleadephotography.zenfolio....49187929-5.jpg
Joel, Nice Capture---Thats some really strange light, But I like it