2018 - Image of the Week #10

[Kayaker72]

Welcome to TDP forum's "Image of the Week" competition. Each week photographers may submit their images to compete for the title of "Image of the Week." Weekly winners will then compete on a monthly, quarterly and in an annual poll for the title of "TDP Image of the Year.

• The Week 10 entry period will be from Monday March 5th through/including Sunday March 11th.
• Please supply a title for your image.
• This is an open competition for landscape, portrait, architectural, macro and any other appropriate photographic style.
• Images should have been either recently taken or processed.
• Enter as many times as you would like.
  

This week will be judged by Sedwards.

[jamsus]

"Robin in the Snow"


Robin in the Snow by Andrea Magnelli, su Flickr

[clemmb]

Hoover Dam B&W
1DS_0028bw by Mark Clem, on Flickr

[Dave Throgmartin]

Mallard in Flight

2018_03_04_0164_LR_upd by dthrog00, on Flickr

Thanks for viewing.
Dave

[Joel Eade]

Downy WP sans middle toe ...

[Jayson]

Joel, I'm definitely jealous and have a new appreciation for your shot. Had a pair at my feeder today in terrible light so no really good shots...but man to those guys jump around a whole lot. They are quick little buggers.

Love Birds

[clemmb]

Playing in the snow
_DS_0091 by Mark Clem, on Flickr

[Busted Knuckles]

Jayson, great capture, love the effectively identical pose. Lovely.

[Jayson]

Jayson, great capture, love the effectively identical pose. Lovely.

Thank you! It is a composite shot since one would look and then the other would look. They kept doing the same thing over and over for about a minute. I was pretty funny. Plus the female is a little further away so she was OOF when I had the male in.

[Joel Eade]

Joel, I'm definitely jealous and have a new appreciation for your shot. Had a pair at my feeder today in terrible light so no really good shots...but man to those guys jump around a whole lot. They are quick little buggers.

Love Birds

Thanks .... I think its true that the smaller birds can be the most challenging subjects to get really good images.