Here's another Brown Creeper that cooperated nicely for me (meaning it stayed put for 2 seconds). A bit of audio did coax it into place, but not for long!
Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/500s., f/5.6, ISO 1600, natural light, handheld, small crop for comp, a fg oof branch was blended away in LRC (it is still faintly visible, but in an acceptable manner. I'm open to further blending it away), and the bark where that branch crossed was burned to match the tonality. Minor eye work, and lightened the darker crevice in the bark (clone stamp at 15% opacity).
Nice one Dan
Identical to ours I presume. BG looks fine to me -in fact I always like a little of something in if possible. Like how it shows the barring on the tail. Done them at the nest many times but not this time of year. Good stuff.
JohnR
A fine shot of this difficult fellow. The curve of the tree counters the curve of the bird's bill and throat, making a beautiful composition. I suspect I'm sometimes guilty of oversharpening, but to my taste the head might use just a small additional touch. The oof branch looks good to me, and nice work on the tree trunk.
The angle you have got the bird at makes it for me,agree it could be a little sharper but not much. Interesting (clone stamp at 15% opacity).Very nice work Dan.
Lovely exposure and I am sure not an easy shot to get. Sharpening looks good to me, I suspect the white feathers in the throat might become a little refractile with more sharpening. Not very often you get to see one with such a well illustrated tail - good shot
Congrats on capturing a terrific pose and HA on this beautiful little bird Daniel, detail looks good to me.
I really like your choice of composition, very well done. :-)
Brown Creeper.
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