Golden-crowned Kinglet.
I took this picture a few days back.
I can see that I won't be able to catch up with them again during this year's migration,
as the weather will be rainy and windy for at least a week.
Thanks for looking.
(I was wondering if I should clone out the darker part of the BG on the right and darken the perch.)
Canon 1D MarkIV
canon 500 f4.0 L IS + 1.4x TC
Manual setting
F 6.3
1/640 s
ISO 400
Last edited by Peter Kes; 10-28-2012 at 05:04 AM.
Hi karl, overall this is a wee bit bright for my tastes. Is this a large crop? I can see a slight trace of CA on the perch to the right of the foot by the tail feathers.
Sweet BG so definitely something to persist with this fall.
Jamie
What a cutie, nice fine detail and clean composition too, just a tad soft around the head I think, mostly the beak looks a little blurred
You sure captured the essence of "sweet" with this. Nice shot, clean bg and I love the skinny litle perch emphasizing the little feet.
Nice shot. The detail is awesome and I can count the scales on those micro feet. Exposed well and The BG is very nice too. Yes I agree that you should work the BG and the perch. Well done.
A beautifully sharp capture of the Kinglet Karl and love the bird's pose here.
Excellent pose and details, Karl.
Hi Karl, love the 'listening' HA, and you have brought out the finer detail nicely. Cool thin perch, and love the striking BG, ( what is it? ) and if this were mine, I would have cropped this to a vertical.
Thanks Stuart, thank you all. I did some changes as per suggestions.Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie
The yellow and the green, that is gone now, were the yellow and green leaves of trees behind the tree he was sitting in.
Excellent image.Love the pose,colors,great details,perch and nice BG. I like the repost.
Regards,
Satish.
I like the pose, perch and fall BG. Nice image Karl.
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