Crime Stoppers
Someone has been eating my Apricots From my tree in the backyard - here is a mug shot of the suspect - if you sight him please call me :)
D3
Nikon 200-400 with 1.4 converter
F9
1/80TH
-0.7EV
800 ISO
Handheld
Large crop - desat the reds a bit.... Just abit of fun :)
something that beautiful you have to give a free pass!!! they must be awesome to see in the wild.
what happened to the sigmonster!!!?
Color full robber he is hehe good detail .Nice Capture :)
Hey Mr H - Sigmonster was too big and heavy to shoot handheld. These guys are very common were I live - but hard to get s good shot of.
Lance, Life must be tough there in Australia-Apricots growing in your backyard!!Nice. Beautiful capture and colors!
Denise - it would be nice if I got to eat them as well - I like them ripe. These guys dont seem to mind if they are ripe or not LOL :)
Lance these little guys are brutal ..... they were evicted from the local aviary :)
Beautiful Lance---He is so gorgeous, sharp and clear. He could eat anything he wanted if he were in my backyard!!
Kathy
Great feather details and colours Lance. Will let you know if I see him in Canada:)
Mr. Peters,
Nicely done...I like the bold vibrant colors and sharp details...well done...:cool:
Great colors and love the pose, Lance.
Awesome details and colors Lance. Excellent eye contact.
Congrats my friend
LOL! Once you visit Australia, you will find out how annoyingly raucus they are in life, and as Lance said, extremely hard to get a great image of one. Despite how common they are. In my wildlife rehab volunteer group some of us refer to these as "scumbags" (excuse the strong desciptive) :o mostly for their biting prowess and the fact that they WILL bite even if they seem friendly sitting on your hand as you feed them some seeds. But we still LOVE them!Originally Posted by Kathy Reeves
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