Red-throated Pipit

[Gal Shon]

~ 95% of the original, 20D 400/f5.6
Iso 200, f6.3, 1/500, -0.67
Feel free to comment and thanks for looking

[Brian Barcelos]

Lovely image Gal, Nice warm lighting, BG and sharp. I might take some canas away from the right side, too much empty space IMO. Congrats.

Brian

[Axel Hildebrandt]

I like the angle, pose, exposure control, sharpness and complementing BG. I might lighten the eye and crop a tad off the right.

[Jim Buescher]

Nice shot. The complimentary BG is great, as is the bird's pose. I like the inquisitive stare, it leads you right to your signature. I would maybe clean up the whitewash on top of the perch and clone out the protruding stick below the bird.

Jim

[Lorant Voros]

Nicely composed image. Agree with the above said. My suggestion would be to place the bird a little higher. Congratulations.

[Gal Shon]

clone out the protruding stick below the bird.

Thank you for that, now that I see it, it shouldn't be there...

[Juan Aragonés]

Superb light and BG. I like a lot the empty room at the right but would prefer the bird placed more at the left upper corner.

[Stu Bowie]

Gal, super angled pose, and this is really sharp. Good detail, and I like the overall colours in this.

[Ramon M. Casares]

I agree that the bird higher in the frame would improve comp, but the rest IMO, is simply superb! Great light, great pose, lovely BG, nice perch and detail.Congratulations.

[Simon Bennett]

Lovely crisp image and smooth background.

[Ryan Lambert]

Nice sharp image with good colour and BG, I think you could have placed the subject a bit more to the right, you may have been able to get away with it due to the head/body angle, although I do like the space you have kept...

[Diego Torrentes]

Hi Gal:

I like the pose, the light, the BG and even the almost 3D look of the rock on the left. Great image. Although I'd like to see the bird a little more on the right.

Cheers,

[Ákos Lumnitzer]

This looks great Gal! I love the tonalities very much. If you have room for a vertical crop from the original RAW file, I would suggest that. it would look fab!