as a very good friend of Gal Shon (one of the better local photographers), i was actively convinced that i should submit some of my work to this amazing forum
hope to try and reach to the very high standards set here
in the photo: Desert Lark, Ammomanus deserti deserti
Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Av: 8.0
ISO Speed: 200
lens: canon 500mm
amir ben dov
Last edited by amir ben dov; 10-22-2009 at 04:31 PM.
Reason: adding bird name
very nice first post. I hope you keep such great work coming. :) Lovely bird and setting with nice complementary colors. I like how the BKGR dissolves into the sky.
You could have used a bit of fill flash here to make the bird pop out a bit more and avoid that shadow on the breast. Please do not take this as critic, was just my impression when I saw the picture.
Welcome from another beginner! That's a lovely shot and I like the subtle tones so evocative of desert, the sharpness and low angle. I wonder does the image need a little CW rotation?
Hi Amir, red carpet welcome to BPN, I hope we can help you improve your skills and that you will feel right at home!
Very nice specimen, with good pose and head angle. Great EXP control too. I have the impression he could use a clockwise rotation, unless he's standing on a slope.
Welcome, Amir. Excellent first post. I like the colour palette of the image, nice soft frontal lighting and lovely BG - really captures a desert feeling. Agree on the rotation as a possibility and I might crop a little from below to reduce the amount of OOF FG. Looking forward to more of your images.