Shot this image yesterday morning.
The temperature was -12 degrees Celsius (+ 10.4 Degrees Fahrenheit)
with high wind.
Thanks for looking and commenting.
Canon 1D Mark IV
Canon 500 f 4.0 L IS + 1.4x III.
ISO 400
1/1600 s
f 8.0
Shot this image yesterday morning.
The temperature was -12 degrees Celsius (+ 10.4 Degrees Fahrenheit)
with high wind.
Thanks for looking and commenting.
Canon 1D Mark IV
Canon 500 f 4.0 L IS + 1.4x III.
ISO 400
1/1600 s
f 8.0
Hi Karl, sweet image and I like the rich, warmth of the plumage too.
I might just pull back the brighter whites in Curves, just to soften things. Personally I would loose those tan/brown areas top right, a little distracting, There appears to be some viable repeat patterns, about an inch above the birds head and to the left. Any reason why you went for Partial metering??
TFS
Steve
Last edited by Steve Kaluski; 01-24-2016 at 08:38 AM.
Very nice sharp and sparkly (sp?) image. Agree with Steve's comments above. For such a cold morning, this Bunting looks really fine.
Looks better, WDYT???
Yes, my mistake, but then edited it, any particular reason?I did not use spot metering, I used partial.
Karl:
The colors work great here, and he made me smile when I opened the frame. Nice head turn, nice POV. Just a wee bit nippy there.
Cheers
Randy
Hats off for going out in -12 deg! I would be worse that useless at that temperature. The image is a superb capture of a beautiful bird.
Excellent image Karl! I like the pose, HA, details, sharpness and snowy setting compliments the bird well.