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Wood Warbler
This Wood Warbler, together with a Blackcap, gave my first opportunities of some backyard photography. I was so excited and it will be great fun developing a good set up for these guys during the summer. All comments welcome!
Canon 70D | 400mm f/5.6 | ISO 400 | 1/320s | f/5.6
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Last edited by Ivan Sjögren; 05-14-2014 at 10:31 AM.
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Nice pose. EXP and head angle good and I like the BKGR and the head angle. Perch is much too large for this species.
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great details and pose, perch is not the best but not that bad. I see a heavy magenta cast on whites.
TFS
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Nice composition and bird position. From my point of view the perch could be too large but it looks pure natural with good shape. BG is +++++ . Cheers! Miro.
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Hi Ivan
The first ting I picked up was the Magenta cast, easy to fix with Sat layer.
Love the BG!
Would lighten eye a bit.
Nice capture!
Andre
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Lovely pose and bg. Magenta noted. I rather like the way the bird is nestled in the curve of the perch.
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Minor points covered. I think you have done very well to capture this, I have spent several days listening to these in the Lake District and have hardly got a sight of them let alone photograph them.
Andrew
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Nice pose and detail., Ivan. I also think that you have magenta cast. It would be easy to remove.
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