Marsh Wren

[Alan Murphy]

Marsh Wren

Kamloops, BC

5D Mark III, 600, ISO 640, f8, 1/1600

One from June of this year. Audio used to call the bird closer to our boat.

[William Dickson]

Very nice image Alan Nice low angle,and the HA is lovely with the bird calling. Well done

[Walker Noe]

Wonderful shot. The eye is instantly drawn to this great little wren that is well placed in the frame. Was this a setup? If so I would remove the two OOF cattails, as I feel they don't add anything. Minor nitpick though, not a deal breaker. Maybe someday I'll get to go on one of your wonderful workshops, but I'll have to save up since I'm only 18 and not making a ton of money, haha.

TFS
Walker

[Alan Murphy]

Wonderful shot. The eye is instantly drawn to this great little wren that is well placed in the frame. Was this a setup? If so I would remove the two OOF cattails, as I feel they don't add anything. Minor nitpick though, not a deal breaker. Maybe someday I'll get to go on one of your wonderful workshops, but I'll have to save up since I'm only 18 and not making a ton of money, haha.

TFS
Walker

Hey Walker, thanks. No not a set up, but it was called in using audio. The perch is in it's natural place.

[mohammad reza shahab]

very nice shot,
Excellent Singing pose,perch and very nice BG.

[Juan Carlos Vindas]

Very cool calling pose, lovely light, bird and BG. Thanks for sharing Alan!

[Jim Neiger]

Nice image, Alan! The wren is really singing his lungs out. I like the perch and bg. I could go either way on the oof cattails.

[Satish Ranadive]

Marvelous image. Spectacular singing pose. Rest every thing is absolutely superb.

Regards,
Satish.

[Diane Miller]

Lovely! The cattails work for me, but I'd darken the one it's perched on.