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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.
Great details, exposure and BG. I'd love to see this species sometime. Enjoy the migration!
This is a beautiful image! I might be inclined to add more space behind the bird. :)
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.
Awesome shot sharp, exposure good bg great needs a littloe more room in the back.but good as is.
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.
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
Wonderful bird and wonderfully photographed!! A bit more room all around and it would be perfect.
Jeff, that is one fine looking Cape May!! Your warblers are wonderful.
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?
A mighty fine looking little songbird. I bet he has turned some heads in his avian world. Thanks for sharing your beautiful image.
