Last spring was such a joy...
~ 95% of the original, 20D 400/f5.6
Iso 200, f6.3, 1/1250, -0.67
Feel free to comment and thanks for looking
Last spring was such a joy...
~ 95% of the original, 20D 400/f5.6
Iso 200, f6.3, 1/1250, -0.67
Feel free to comment and thanks for looking
Very nice, I like the complementary BG collors. Everything seems to work. It would be great if the bird had turned just ever so slightly toward you for the full face.
However, its a comp that I'd like in my files. Good shot.
Richard
Gal, your Nightingale is lovely and appears to be singing to you; was it?
I like everything about this image; thanks for sharing.
Cheers, Jay
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Gorgeous light, smooth BG and the pose works for me. A very good image Gal
I like the singing pose, raised tail, sharpness and complementary BG. If anything a lower angle would have made it even stronger.
I wish for a little less head turn, but I love the BG, body pose, colors, light, perch and detail. Congratulations!
Hi Gal, Welcome. All has been said above. Especially love the light and the BKGR. Agree on a bit too much head turn.
Gal, are you a guy or a gal?
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Very nice, Gal. Love the earthy tones throughout. Would like to see a bit more canvas bottom and right if ya got it... just to give the feet and tail more room.
Thank you all for your time.
:) I'm a guy,Gal, are you a guy or a gal?
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Yes it was. during the spring they are fairly common, if you where to look for them.Was this in Israel ?
Super pose, and I like the light, detail and sharpness in this. I also like the diagonal perch going through the frame, and the complimentary colours in the BG work well.
Not easy to get that one so open. Very good shot. I like the colors and the light. Great head turn. The diagonal tail is a great bonus here.
Markus
I like the dynamic pose, crispness and background smoothnesss and colour, but I'd prefer a bit less head-turn.
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HT has been covered, otherwise a very nice shot of a species not seen out in the open like this often. Nice perch, cool pose and good BG.
Ah, HT for Head Turn???
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Lovely one, all said above..congrats..