Very nice capture Lance,
Great exposure, nice blue sky and solid perch. For my taste Lance, I would have done a vertical capture on your little friend...:) Always a pleasure in seeing your work...keep them coming...:D By the way; how is the weather in your neck of the woods???
Hey Lance, disregard on my previous orientation on the frame...:eek: I was going to say landscape capture...sorry. Its too early in the morning for me...:D:D:D All the best...
Gus...:cool:
It is some sort of Kestrel do agree with Harold !!!!
Did well in placing the bird toward one of the corners. Might even take some from the top to get him a tad closer. Small bird in frames do look great when you take them out of the center. Also rather have this arrangement than making a large crop !!!
The light was from your left making the shadow on the left. Always try going for sun angle if possible. When I'm setting up I rather miss the image and go for the very best than make one just for the record.
Gus- it is Cold and Wet - has been all week, which is great as it is putting some water into the river. (No photos on the way to work photo's this week - too rainy)
Alfred - point taken - in my location it is hard to do what you say AND STAY DRY, which is why I have a predipostion to overcast days/ early mornings. Guess I am just going to have to GET WET sometimes (And hope the bird doesn't fly off too soon :) ) Not the best time of the year to be considering it - its been down to -4C here.
Lance
Last edited by Lance Peters; 05-21-2008 at 09:14 PM.
Lance
I love the sharpness of the image, the depth of the blue. After looking for quite a long time and trying to find a better crop, I settled on this. Somehow the bird seemed to get lost for me otherwise.
For what it's worth
Cheers
Gail Spitler