Another image of this migrating shorebird. The two Dunlins that were foraging together pretty much stayed side-by-side, only rarely one would venture too far out from the other. Here's one brief occasion when one of them was left standing alone.
Canon 7D + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/400s., f/5.6, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, FF, a few brighter spots toned down via burn and clone tools, darkened pupil, a few specks in the water removed via spot healing brush.
I really like the BG colors & the POV here Daniel. Excellent techs as usual. The water droplet on the bill takes this image up a couple of notches. TFS.
The detail in the bird looks great and I like the overall colors. I really like the water and ripples just below the bird. I agree about the light spots but not a biggie for me. Well done Daniel.
Just lovely. Your usual muddy low POV, wonderful colors, water drop. In a perfect world the light oof object intruding into the far left wouldn't have been there, but a beautiful image as is.
A few things jump out at me from this beautiful image. 1.The colors are sweet and unusual regarding dunlin images. 2.That is some nice deep water to capture a Dunlin in, and I like how the belly feathers are pulled into the water further covering up the legs. 3.Your subject isolation here is impossible to improve.....lovely frame sir.