Marsh Tit
After manny years i finaly have my own privat website bud still a lot to do before its compleet.
Today Peter Kess went to our forrest hide out to try to shoot a creasted tit. This species wil be the most available and the one first at the side.
Olympus E3, Zuiko Ed300 F2.8, Zuiko 2.0 converter, 600 mm focuslength, 1/400 sec, F7.1, ISO400, -0.3 stops
Awesome BG , lighting and excellent detail and eye contact. I do find the OOF section at the bottom a tad distracting and if it were mine I would be tempted to remove them as well as the OOF branch. Otherwise beautiful work and many thanks for sharing.
Great light, perch and BG. I wish for more eye contact and it looks a bit oversharpened. I agree regarding the branch in the BG that is a bit distracting.
Wonderful light and BG with a nice interesting perch, I would also take out the OOF branch.
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Agree with the other comments Alexander but this image has your recognizable signature of a beautiful BG and great light. Love the perch but as mentioned you could lose the OOF catkins in LR.
Considering the cold winter you have had in Europe is is heartening to see the catkins out!
Well the BG is wonderful! The perch is also nice, but definitely clone out the one OOF bud in the BG. A better headturn would have helped, but we take what we get sometimes.
Mike said it for me, the head turn is very nice but it could be slightly better, nice image though. Pose, perch, BG, light and detail are great. Congratulaitons!
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