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I seem to be having a good run lately getting "lifers". This Striped Honeyeater was a little higher in the tree than I'd like...spent quite a while hoping it would land closer to eye height, but it was not to be. I'd also prefer not to have the breast shadows.
7Dii, 100-400@400mm, 1/2500th sec, f5.6, iso400, HH.
Great self critique but you have a wonderfully detailed view of the face/eye. Congrats on the lifer and the image. TFS
Hi David. Thank you for the kind feedback. I'll have plenty more chances as they were at the same location the next day...but much higher in the tree. Cheers.
Sharp with a good self-critique. And a good job of focusing through the branches. But all in all, it does not, as you would suspect, work for me.
with love, artie
Good looking bird, OK perch. Yes, bummer about those shadows. Sounds like you will have opportunities with these guys - always fun to have an excuse to go back:S3:
Thanks Daniel...yes...already got more shots, but again...to high in the trees...going back again soon!
Agree with what has been said alredy. Good luck on getting some more from this fella.
