Photographed yesterday afternoon, there were thin clouds and the light was great. The bright line on the upper mandible is not a sharpening halo, it looks like that in the original RAW file.
1D3, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/200s, f/8, EC +0.33, ISO 400
Purple Sandpiper
Photographed yesterday afternoon, there were thin clouds and the light was great. The bright line on the upper mandible is not a sharpening halo, it looks like that in the original RAW file.
1D3, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/200s, f/8, EC +0.33, ISO 400
Great light, excellent detail, and wonderful setting/background!
Nicely captured!
Would like a bit more room on the right and maybe a tad more on the bottom.
Also wouldn't mind a bit more of a head turn toward the viewer.
Great work Axel - colours of the perch and background compliment the bird nicely. Agree with Mike's suggestion on comp.
Stunning light, very well exposed, and this is pin, pin sharp. Leave the comp as is. Great image Axel.
Very nice, Axel. Looks like enough room to me, and the colors of the bird, BG and rock all go together so well. Super!
Dick
I like the comp as is. The look and the soft light make this one very appealing to me.
I always thought those birds are magnificent and you captured this one just right :)
This is beautiful, Axel. Purples were a target species of mine this winter, now they are a target species of mine for next winter. :) (But I can't complain about this winter.) Barnegat?
I am glad you liked it. It's not too late, I photographed this bird at Barnegat Light on Friday. There are still lots of harlequins and purple sandpipers around, especially near the end of the jetty.Originally Posted by Grace Scalzo
Fabulous capture, Axel. Great pose, eye contact and composition.
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