Foraging Grouse
Taken a short while ago, just love these game birds and the eyebrow comb. Again, on reflection perhaps some gardening on the heather towards the end of the tail feathers.
Posted remotely as I'm currently away.
Steve
Subject: Foraging Red Grouse (Lagopus lagopus)
Location: UK
Camera: Canon 1DX
Lens: 500f/4
Exposure: 1/1000s at f/.6 ISO800 0 stop compensation
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Gorgeous bird and habitat. The bg is unique and nice too. Nice shooting angle and composition.
Did you get any with the head turned towards us?
Hi Sidharth, oh you guys are tough and take no prisonersDid you get any with the head turned towards us?, but appreciate the nice feedback
I might have something for you later, sadly I would have preferred a bit more room below on that one, but I will try and post at some point, but it might be towards the end of the week, it's a little different.
Thanks
Steve
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Beutiful colours and nice sorrounding, except the bottom left corner. The bird looks great.
Lovely natural composition among the heather flowers= just where I would expect to find a Grouse. Liking very much the light hitting it's head region showing off the colors nicely, dont mind the HA at all as it catches the light perfectly, slight shame about the stronger oof region bottom left..but still excellent photography
Great setting and the BG is killer. The light is really nice and I agree about more room below and some more DOF there.
I am sure you will get another chance.
Dan Kearl
Beautifully presentation here; dont mind the OOF FGLeft I think it naturally sens my eye to the subject.It is very easy to underestimate how difficult it can be to get frames like this - very nice indeed!
nice pose and light, like the ambiance and the enviroment. agree a bit head turn would take it to the top, but excellent as is
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Lovely shot Steve, looks like the Yorkshire moors, or possibly Derbyshire. I like the setting and the background, you have retained good details in the wattles.
nice one Steve,like the BG,nice light,my favorite game bird,but for the shooting of these birds,we would have breeding Hen Harriers a plenty,and I am not a anti.well done.
Thanks folks.
Regarding the brighter, OOF vegetation LH corner, I guess it's just personal taste, however an easy fix to 'knock' it back a bit, thanks for the feedback.
Yes Jonathan, spot on with the location, well one of them
Chris, Hen harrier taking down one of these birds, now that would be a great shot and in fact I saw that in Alaska where they breed the HH to do exactly that.
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Hi Steve, if you tread these waters, you better be prepared.Great eye level perspective, and I like how the colours of the grouse stand out against the darker BG. Overall, well exposed on the grouse too.
How true Stu, I need to post more and sharpen my game it appears based on recent replies, cool.
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Hey Steve,
Yep....HAP are always here! Still and excellent one and usually.....I don't like OOF FG's......but in this one.....it works for me!
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