Another from the prairie-chicken lek.
Canon 1dIV and 500mm+1.4x, f8, ISO 800, 1/500sec and removed distracting spot above the back.
Booming Lesser Prairie-chicken
Another from the prairie-chicken lek.
Canon 1dIV and 500mm+1.4x, f8, ISO 800, 1/500sec and removed distracting spot above the back.
Last edited by Trey Barron; 04-13-2013 at 12:44 PM.
Trey:
A very colorful fellow, nice shooting angle, strong sense of the environment without being overpowering.
It appears a bit bright too me, so I ran a luminosity layer at 35% Multiply blend mode. You obviously were there, but it seemed to present a little better with this change.
Cheers
Randy
Hi Trey,
I like the low shooting angle, the detail and the vibrant reds and yellows. I like Randy's repost a bit better, but I'm always at fault for having an image that's a touch too bright. I never notice it until after I see a darker version.
Miguel
Randy's repost is excellent! love the pose and the enviroment, sweet light too. well done
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Thanks! The repost, while a small change, helped alot. Thanks Randy.
I like the low angle, sharpness, pose, colours, setting and composition. I like Randy's repost. Very well done Trey!
Like the repost and everything else but the too tall scraggly grasses in front of the bird.
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What a fantastic image! Love the calling pose, colors and habitat...Randy's re post looks great...TFS
Well photographed, Trey. Fine job.,
Crazy looking bird, like it a lot.
Repost has improved slightly and like the natural habitat composition...no doubt exactly where one would expect to find a Prairie Chicken
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