female rwbb

[DarrenMcKenna]

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[Glenn Ehmke]

Fantastic pose! Nice light and good exposure as well.

Obviuosly you've higher on the ISO to freeze the action (right decision by the way) - so you could do with some noise reduction (particularly in the BG) and maybe compose a little less central (but that's fairly picky on my part). Nice one!

Glenn

[Gail Spitler]

Great image. I think RWBL females are a terrific subject because of the subtlety of the colors in their plumage. You really captured a dramatic moment.
The crop feels just a bit tight perhaps?
Cheers
Gail Spitler

[James Salywoda]

I love this shot very cool getting the legs spread and a nice frontal view the slightly open wings add a sense of movement and action. I also like the little touch of habitat and the subtle bg Sweet Shot!

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Great and unusual pose and eye contact. I wish for a bit more beak/wing separation and the bird looks a bit oversharpened on my monitor. Keep them coming!

[Raymond Barlow]

thats a really cool shot Darren, awesome pose, and action.

[Tassilo Seeger]

Hi Darren
I like your image, nice pose and action !

As a remark from a Non-American User:
it would be nice if you could avoid abbreviations/shortcuts or explain it.
For american birders it may be a very well known species, but what means rwbb or rwbl ?

@ admins/mods: Additionally for the second-language-speaker it could be helpful to generate a shurtcut-list to explain for example BG , SH, etc.

Regards
Tassilo

[Jim Poor]

I like this a lot, but it looks a little hazy to me. I did a bit of selective color and a small curves adjustment.

Hope this helps.

[Maxis Gamez]

This image suffers from a lot of noise but Jim did a good job with it.