Red back shrike

[Volkan Akgul]

merhaba,
canon 1dmkııı-canon 400mmf5.6 1/1500 f5.6
iso 250

[Jonathan Ashton]

Beautiful image Volkan, I think there is a slight blue cast in the first image, I prefer the second.
Very sharp well detailed and a pleasing natural setting.

[Volkan Akgul]

Hi Jonathan, thanks. görüntü yükledikten sonra silemiyorum. sanırım yetkim yok. ilk görüntü doğru dedin, ikinciyi yükledim. ikiside yüklendi :)

[Randy Stout]

Volkan:

Nice look back pose, well exposed , sharp. I like the handling of the circular green area along the upper edge of the left side of the frame better in the second image. Smoother, but still a little room to soften the lower edge perhaps.

Cheers

Randy

[kevin Hice]

Beautiful image Volkan.Nice and Sharp I don't see a cast on my monitor both look good TFS

[David Roach]

Love the view of this handsome and more colorful variant of our local shrikes. Perfect environment (with thorns) as they don't call them the butcher bird for nothing. TFS

[Brian Sump]

Volkan, nice angle on the bird and great look back to the camera.

For me, that long twig on the far left becomes a little overwhelming, but I can see where removing it might cause that area to look a little vacant.

[Bill Dix]

Great look-back pose, nice bg. A bit too much perch.

[Daniel Cadieux]

A very pretty image. Great BG, and good pose with the bird looking back at us. Nice details. The perch is Ok-ish, but I would certainly remove the longer upright twig at left if mine.

[Volkan Akgul]

thanks everyone..

[gail bisson]

I really do not see any difference between the 2 images. I must be going blind...
BG has some posterization in it.
Love the pose of the shrike and the IQ .
Agree with removing that long twig on the left.

[John Mack]

The pose and the throny perch as nice.