Theme: Magnolia Warbler

[Jim Crosswell]

Here is another image from last May. This was taken at a local conservation area close to my house. All C&Cs are welcome and appreciated.

Canon 1D MK IV
500L f4
1.4 Extender
ISO 1000
f7.1
1/160s
Tripod

[Karl Egressy]

Beautiful image of this good looking Warbler, Jim.

[John Robinson]

The range of Warblers youh have there is un believable ! Excellent shot ! I might think of removing the bit of vegetation left side. But no bg deal
Grand little fella !
John

[Jim Crosswell]

The range of Warblers youh have there is un believable ! Excellent shot ! I might think of removing the bit of vegetation left side. But no bg deal
Grand little fella !
John

I kept that in just for you John. LOL

[John Robinson]

I know Jim but you have some delicate bits in the BG anyway !! And I might add ,colours that do not compete with the Dickie !
John

[Jim Crosswell]

The range of Warblers youh have there is un believable ! Excellent shot ! I might think of removing the bit of vegetation left side. But no bg deal
Grand little fella !
John

Here is a repost with twigs removed.

[Russ Norwood]

Here is a repost with twigs removed.

That's a fine capture Jim, and my vote goes with the twig removal. I like the way you've managed the sharpness on your subject and the subject-background contrast.

Nice work.

Russ Norwood
www.perceptivist.com

[Alan Murphy]

Nice pose on this little jumpy guy. Good work.

[keith mitchell]

Hi Jim, it's the repost for me, you have really done this little beauty justice ,lovely sharpness and detail.

Keith.

[christopher galeski]

very nice,loverly little bird,repost the one for me.TFS.

[Ritesh Nangare]

Great work done here ..... love the Image and the Details,Colours on the bird looks great.

[Satish Ranadive]

Excellent image. Very nice pose, Lovely pleasant colors, great details and nice composition.

Regards,
Satish.

[Stu Bowie]

Hi Jim, good angled pose, and I really like the yellows and blacks together on this fellow. Nice clean BG, and Im fine with the OOF twigs.

[Jim Crosswell]

Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions.