Cape May Warbler

[Jeff Nadler]

http://www.jnphoto.net/capemaywarbler-n5610.jpg

One reason it's been very difficult to move away from my inner passion for birds - a beautiful warbler like this one. Yup-I'm confused! Canon 40D, F8, ISO 400, fill flash, upper leave tip cloned out at top.

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Great details, exposure and BG. I'd love to see this species sometime. Enjoy the migration!

[Mike Lentz]

This is a beautiful image! I might be inclined to add more space behind the bird. :)

[Raul Quinones]

Great picture and awesome subject, beautiful colors and background. Sharpness is good.
I saw my first Cape May warbler a couple days ago, I was not able to get a shot, but just been able to see it was enough for me.

[Philip Lombard]

Awesome shot sharp, exposure good bg great needs a littloe more room in the back.but good as is.

[Juan Carlos Vindas]

Jeff, I understand you 100% birds are amazing! this is a great image of a guy I ve never seen before and is very nice of you to share it here. My only nit is that the tail is too close to the frame but just that, I really like the BG as well as the sharpness.

[Gyorgy Szimuly]

Jeff, you are a fantastic photographer. Please, don't throw away your life-time subjects, the beautiful birds.
I miss your images much. Hope your are fine :)
Szimi

[Daniel Cadieux]

Wonderful bird and wonderfully photographed!! A bit more room all around and it would be perfect.

[Grace Scalzo]

Jeff, that is one fine looking Cape May!! Your warblers are wonderful.

[Doug Brown]

Excellent photo of a warbler that I've not had the good fortune to see or photograph! As mentioned above, I would add a little canvas on the left if possible. Just out of curiosity, why are you moving away from bird photography?

[Glenda Simmons]

A mighty fine looking little songbird. I bet he has turned some heads in his avian world. Thanks for sharing your beautiful image.