Common ringed plover

[Tomasz Zawadzki]

Taken with:
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
EF600mm f/4L IS II USM +1.4x III
ƒ/10.0
1/1000
ISO 800

Haven't been on the forum in a while due to vacation and lots of work in the office.
Here is one of my favourite shots of that nice bird taken at Baltic Sea beach in early August.

[Jonathan Ashton]

Nicely detailed , I like the very limited DOF it makes the subject stand out. The image looks a little yellow to me.

[Tomasz Zawadzki]

Thanks.

I have decreased temp a bit. I think it is better.

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[Isaac Grant]

Nice pose and details. The light is great. Photo has color and comp issues for me. I think the legs are over saturated which is quite easy to have happen in evening light. Also I find photos where the shadow is cut off to be incomplete. I would prefer a looser crop where the whole shadow is there. Of course getting the photo with the sun at your back would have been more desirable. I might be tempted to apply some clockwise rotation as well. Shadow looks a bit blue to me and the bird still looks too yellow to me.

[Daniel Cadieux]

The image does lean towards the yellows, but I love the low angle and image quality. I imagine the slope was natural?

[Glenn Pure]

Terrific shot Tomasz. I do love the light at this time of day so I'm not bothered by the warmth in the colour as it fits. I think either the repost or the original work but maybe a slight preference to the repost. I do like the background here too with a few OOF highlights (pebbles, shells?). Nice low POV too. Birds with dark eyes and dark plumage around them are always a challenge but I think you've done fairly well with the tones here. I think the slightly off centre lighting here has brought out some nice feather detail. Your composition has rounded it off nicely. Great work and thanks for sharing.

[Tomasz Zawadzki]

Thanks guys. The slope was natural and white blurred stuff are shells. I did remove some blue, but i think it is still present a little in the shadow.