Rock Wren
D2Xs, 600, ISO 200, f10, 1/500.
I love Wren's.
This is a set-up. I used a call to bring the bird on to the rock.
The wild flowers were growing at the base of the rock. I moved them up a bit.
Rock Wren
Rock Wren
D2Xs, 600, ISO 200, f10, 1/500.
I love Wren's.
This is a set-up. I used a call to bring the bird on to the rock.
The wild flowers were growing at the base of the rock. I moved them up a bit.
Last edited by Alan Murphy; 11-10-2009 at 08:57 AM.
I love wrens too! I just can't ever seem to get one in the frame! :D:o:)
Last edited by Doug Brown; 11-10-2009 at 11:21 AM.
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loved the setting here Alan, just wished the feet was seen, still great light, details and pose.. congrats..
Another amazing setup shot make me feel jealous :D
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Tough bird to get. Set up is beautiful. The flowers put it over the top.
Killer on the flowers and bummer on the hidden feet. Did you do anything to keep the flowers alive?
See you this afternoon. (Alan is flying to FL so that we can meet with the designer and get his Songbird Guide to the CD mfr.)
I do not think that I have seen one of these guys....
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Beautiful image Alan , I liked very much as posted
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The bird was responding so quickly that I did not need to do anything to keep the flowers alive. The flowers also had very small and shallow roots and stayed fresh for the whole shoot.Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
I don't suppose it is called a Rock Wren for it's love of AC DC? Beautiful image, love those flowers.
Hi Alan,
This birds is easly photographed in oaxaca, Mexico whitout playback, you could see one image at http://img21.imageshack.us/i/rockwren1308.jpg/
Why don't make darker the bird, the setting is great and sharp, great BG, but it seen to be a bit over expose.
All the best
Manuel
Totally beautiful Alan.
As usual a stunning image Alan. Love the whole setup here.
Good-looking setup, BG, sharpness and eye contact. Too bad about the hidden feet.
Beauty sir! Another very fine image for the Murphy gallery!
wonderful image Alan, an excellent set up, with the very natural environment.
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