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Here's another of my female white-throated rock thrushes from last month. This is about as unimpeded a shot as one can get in that forest of locust trees near the Yellow Sea.
Device: Nikon D300
Lens: VR 600mm F/4G
Focal length: 600mm
VR: OFF
Aperture: F/5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/125s
Exposure Mode: Manual
Exposure Comp.: +0.3EV
Metering: Center-Weighted
ISO Sensitivity: ISO 500
Notes: Shot in mirror-up mode. Used shutter-release cable.
A beautiful little bird. Love the comp and habitat. I would warm up the image a bit.
Craig, glad you managed a clear shot, and we can see his full detail nicely. Good HA, and I can see this as a vertical too.
Excelelnt ideas by Stu and Alan.
Loved the look-back pose and the HA.
Strange about vertical. I initially thought that too, but I really like how you left the trunk in the shot. A very nice pose and good work. I am really enjoying seeing different birds. Congrats! :)
This one put a big smile on my face; the bird has a neat attitude as if it were proudly posing.
Be right back with a crop :)
For some reason this one screams 3X2 to me....
Thanks to all of you for responding. I highly value your comments.
Great pose, HA and habitat. I like the OOF foilage in the BG as well. Great image Craig!
