Image was created in Nove, 2012. Cropped for composition and sharpened.NR applied to BG.
ISO: 800, 1/800 @ F: 5.6. Pattern metering.
WB: Auto. HH. Canon: 550D, 400mm.
Thanks for viewing and appreciation. C & C are highly appreciated.
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Image was created in Nove, 2012. Cropped for composition and sharpened.NR applied to BG.
ISO: 800, 1/800 @ F: 5.6. Pattern metering.
WB: Auto. HH. Canon: 550D, 400mm.
Thanks for viewing and appreciation. C & C are highly appreciated.
Kind Regards.
Nice looking bird, love the pose with this nice head turn Satish.
I'm not sure about the OOF green leaf, but others comment as well.
You did great job with challenging light Satish. Lovely colorful bird with nice details. I would suggest another round of sharpening. TFS
What a lovely bird, Satish. Nice pose and bg, and I don't mind the leaf. Another round of sharpening might help, but I think another stop or two would have given you some more DOF to keep the head sharp.
Harsh light but well controlled. Excting little birds, Indian Hummers I guess. Enjoy seeing some great species from you, makes me want to get to India.
As has been said I woukd consider knocking out that leaf.
Thank you all for the feed back and nice comments.
Regards.
Richard,Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Unsworth
Thanks a lot for the comments. You are always welcome to India. Best season for the photography is from November to Feb.
Regards,
Satish.
Hi Satish, I like the array of colours this fellow has, and the perch running horizontal through the frame works well. I feel the large leaf on the left is a touch over powering, and is competing with the sunbird.
I'm not sold on the leaf either, it's just too big IMO. Lovely bird though, and the rest of the perch and the BG all look good.
Gorgeous little bird. I'm always impressed with an eye level capture of a beautiful bird on a nice perch, (I like the big leaf on the left), when attractants are not used. Background is colorful, attractive, and diverse....goes well with the mulit colored subject. I agree with stopping down the f-stop at the time of capture...looks like you reasonable light to work with to pull that off.
