Took advantage of some close range firing with this lady Wood Duck. What stood out beyond a standard portrait were the fun, fall water colors.
R5
840mm
Handheld
ISO 2000
1/3200
f8
LR and PS. Evicted a couple dust specs and catchlight.
Took advantage of some close range firing with this lady Wood Duck. What stood out beyond a standard portrait were the fun, fall water colors.
R5
840mm
Handheld
ISO 2000
1/3200
f8
LR and PS. Evicted a couple dust specs and catchlight.
Hi Brian, nice look at this lady. I love the background, as always the techs look good. Thank you for sharing.
Joe Przybyla
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I agree with your comment about the water - so beautiful! The lady Wood Duck looks might fine too, with lots of good details. If anything I'd look at some CW rotation - it ay need it a bit. These guys are gone for the season over here - they'll be back early April in fine plumage form!
Quite the kaleidoscope, lovely. Great fine detail too.
Agree that it could do with a touch of CW rotation to set the ripple below the bird level.
But I think it will still look a little confused.
Beautiful image Brian! Love the details, colors, crop, etc. Nicely done! No nits from me
Lighting and details don't get any better, so well done on those fronts. And the water is great. My kinda shooting angle.
I agree a bit of CW rotation would help. I also might slide the bird a bit left in the frame. It feels a bit 'right-heavy' as is.
Hi Amigo .... you finally managed to get the " issue " sorted with this one !!!! Albeit i have not seen an issue .....
A very nice frame and i do like the overall technical output , specially the color palette and the extracted details are loooking very good to me.
I would not change a single pixel .... apart from the rotation .
Cool shot Brian
TFS Andreas
Appreciate the comments friends. Indeed, a bit of CW is in order!