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Ruddy hens, like most waterfowl females, get the short end of the stick when it comes to plumage color. But this little doll hammed it up for me while the Drakes danced around her and I was thankful she showed me her good side :-p
R5
840mm
Handheld
ISO 2500
1/2000
f7.1
LR and PS, DN. Little to no trickery involved other than removing an extra catchlight and a few small bright specs.
Another winner Brian. Love the "leathery" look to the bill. Nice low POV...perfect HA. TFS
Very nice clean frame Brian! Also love the bill...nice head turn and great POV. Nicely done!
Good side indeed... Lovely image, your usual high quality techs. Nothing wrong with females, maybe not as colorful as the males but beautiful without the colors. This year Audubon's photography contest has a category for females. Thank you for sharing, Brian.
Silky smooth pic well done Brian, love the beak
I love it. Nice birght BG, detail on the bird. I especially like the bill, the details, the shine, excellent.
Spot on rinky tinky for me love it!
Lovely detail on this female. A great view as well. Really love soft light like this.
Ooh, I love the soft light and soft colours. I also like what Paul refers to the "leathery" look on the bill.
Paul, thanks as always man. Yeah that beak is pretty gnarly isn't it!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Burdett
Kurt, value your feedback. Thanks for the comments my friend!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurt Bowman
Joe, appreciate you chiming in here! Great reminder about the Audobahn category, that's cool they're giving some love to the ladies!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joseph Przybyla
Wayne, grateful for your comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayne Niz
Ilija, your feedback is valuable. Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ilija Dukovski
Jon, glad it rings your bell! But I must say, that's the first I have heard "rinky tinky" lol... you Brits crack me up :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton
John, very much appreciated!Quote:
Originally Posted by John Mack
Daniel, appreciate your comments as always!Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Cadieux
Hi Brian .... well it is becoming very difficult to comment to one of your postings , as I do not want to bore you :bg3:
So try to keep it short ..... another super clean low POV image , with a subject that gave you a good head turn .
High IQ ... your usual standard , always a great pleasure to look at .
I have no nits .... but do see some minor changes on the color front , what we discussed " offline " as a possible alternative . :w3
Keep up that brilliant level and enjoy your processing .... :bg3:.... I do love your simple :t3 layer stacks in PS :bg3:
TFS and enjoy your day , Andreas
