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Very nice Jon....Love these birds...nice detail and colours on the bird...Typical habitat...Not easy to get close to, so well done...I'm wondering why you never increased the ISO and SS.
Will
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Nice how the bird is "tucked" into the grasses like that. Framing is right on.
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Originally Posted by
William Dickson
Very nice Jon....Love these birds...nice detail and colours on the bird...Typical habitat...Not easy to get close to, so well done...I'm wondering why you never increased the ISO and SS.
Will
The bird was static so no need.
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The bird looks fine. I am OK with the rows of dirt but find the bright roots (?) and the clump of dead grass (?) distracting.
What lens? Teleconverter?
with love, artie
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Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
The bird looks fine. I am OK with the rows of dirt but find the bright roots (?) and the clump of dead grass (?) distracting.
What lens? Teleconverter?
with love, artie
Artie it's a 300mm f4 prime and a 2xTC this equates to 1200mm full frame equivalent.
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Good image in habitat of this bird. I am not familiar with it, so cannot comment on the colors. Thank you for sharing, Jon.
Joe Przybyla
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Nice to see a French partridge Jon. Typical habitat they like to forage in, but I might be tempted to crop a tad tighter, from the LHS & above. Personally, a bit more tonal range in the green vegetation adds, but also just a tad lighter for the subject, however just personal taste.
TFS
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