White-naped Honeyeaters are common in eucalypt forests of southern and eastern Australia.
Canon1DMk2N with 500/f4
ISO 400 f8 1/200 ev-2/3
heavily overcast, cropped from horizontal
White-naped Honeyeater
White-naped Honeyeaters are common in eucalypt forests of southern and eastern Australia.
Canon1DMk2N with 500/f4
ISO 400 f8 1/200 ev-2/3
heavily overcast, cropped from horizontal
Beautiful bird and eye contact. Exposure control looks good and I might sharpen a tad less. You could clone out the bright spot in the upper left and remove the OOF branch. Keep them coming.
Lovely shot, Rob. Like the light, BG,colours, pose and head angle. Agree with Axel re oversharpening, bright spot and OOF branch. Looking forward to more
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Just what Axel suggested !!! You got one fine image btw for the white spot removal would try some sort of quick mask to really blend the area since straight cloning will not do it !!! Excellent !!!!
Lovely details and composition. The white spot is not ideal and the lower branch should be removed. The image is very sharp!
Agree with Axel's suggestions. It's a great looking bird, and one that I've not seen before. Thanks for posting!
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Repost as requested plus some SH/H to open up the blacks.
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