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My favourite Kingfisher Picture 2014
is a dark Version from this diamond bird. This one is a real young Kingfisher.
Camera
Canon EOS-1D X
Focal Length
840mm
Aperture
f/6.3
Exposure
1/320s
ISO
800
1DX, 600/4L IS II at 840mm, f:6.3, ISO 800, Hide: Kwik Camo, Distance 5m
I hope you like it a little bit.
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I love this image! The positioning and he details are very good. I specially like this images were I can imagine that the bird seems is reflecting, perhaps because I identify it with myself, as my moments alone in the wild are normally very reflective (sorry if I'm getting too personal in this appreciation)
It really is a bit dark, but I don't think that's underexposed. I would like to hear comments about this from the more experienced naturographers
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This is a beautiful shot of a beautiful bird. Similar but complimentary BG colors, IQ is great, very nice expression on the bird's face. The image is slightly dark but I like the mood it creates. I'd imagine this is close to full frame seeing the distance you were from the bird, but I'd like a sliver more room on the left and a tad taken off the top. I also wouldn't be afraid to push the ISO a bit more if I were in this spot.
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Excellent image of juvenile one with nice pose. Beautiful colors and BG colors is very nice complimenting with his head colors. I like the composition.
Regards,
Satish.
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Lovely light on the bird. It's soft enough not to seem harsh, but still brings out the feather details.
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Thank you all until here ;)
ISO 800 because of AutoIso Mode in AV...
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Last edited by Eric Dienesch; 01-11-2015 at 10:28 AM.
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