Another pose of commoner: Red Vented Bulbul.

[Satish Ranadive]

Image was created in the month of May, 2013.Cropped for composition and sharpened. Perch darkened.NR in Neat image.
Light looks little harsh to me.

ISO: 400, 1/800 @ F: 5.6.Spot metering.
WB: Auto. HH. Canon: 550D, 400mm.

Thanks for viewing and appreciation. C & C are highly appreciated.
Kind Regards.

[Joe Senzatimore]

Light is a bit harsh , but well done. love how the subject pops off the BG.

[vishaljadhav]

Great pose and nice framing
perch looks good
nice details on the bird,

[Arthur Morris]

No room for improvement from where I sit. You are cranking these out quite well. I really like the image design for this head angle.

[gail bisson]

Very nice Satish.
The side lighting works well for this . Lovely BG.
Good IQ and I like the red shown. As always, the diagonal perch looks good,
Gail

[Robert Kimbrell]

The background really make this guy pop. I also like the side lighting

[Jeannean Ryman]

Very nice. I like the look you got, the diagonal perch, and the background sets him off very nicely. Well done.

[dankearl]

Light doesn't look harsh to me.
Nice comp, perch and attractive bird.

[christopher galeski]

very nice Satish,agree with the above comments,well done.

[mohammad reza shahab]

Great pose,light and nice BG.

[PhilCook]

Great pose Satish, light does look a little harsh, but only a little, nicely proportioned perch as well

[Satish Ranadive]

Thank you all for feed back and nice comments.

Regards,
Satish.

[MohsenVahedipour]

Great pose & perch. Lovely details. Very well done.

[Shawn Zierman]

Beautiful bird, nicely captured. The scalloped chest feathers are sweet, and that little peak of red undertail covert peaks my curiosity. Could you explain the scenario here...feeder?, nest area?, just happened upon it?

[Satish Ranadive]

Shawn:
Thanks for the comments.
This picture is taken in the afternoon light,while 2-3 bulbuls were playing around the tree, and one of them came and sat on this nice perch.No feeder,no nesting area,just natural place (farm in front of my home).

Regards,
Satish.

[Shawn Zierman]

Thanks Satish. For me, that makes a difference regarding the perch. If the perch were set up, I would suggest trying to use more complex perch next, with a fork or two in the branches, or a curve, or something like that. Since it was not a set up perch, I disregard that line of thought and instead, appreciate how nice it was that the bird selected such a clean perch to pose on. Again, it's a very pretty bird, nicely captured.