Crested Tit

[Daniel Stenberg]

Photographed at my feeder yesterday this Crested Tit are among the most charming passerines visiting this winter. Here I try to put more emphasis on natural surronding than doing a classic portrait.

D700, 600/4 VR, Gitzo and Wimberley, natural light, set-up and cold feet :s

Feel free to comment

Cheers

// Daniel

[Juan Aragonés]

Killer image Daniel. I love everything on this one. Composition is really wide allowing us to enjoy the fantastic perch, the surroundings and keeping a lot of detils in the bird. The raised crest and the pose helps a lot to keep the species identity (no matter that it is small in the frame)
It seems that it is a backlight but you have a wonderfull natural fill light. I also love the out of focus circles in the lower part of the frame because they adds a kind of magic effect to the scene.
I am so jealous of this image....:p

[Axel Hildebrandt]

I like the inclusion of the branch a lot, the bird looks good, too. The backlit crest adds to it. If anything, I might add a bit canvas at the top but not much.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Lovely image. I like the inclusion of the complete perch. Slightly less space at the bottom and more at the top would have been good. However, I like the present version as well. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Markus Jais]

Fantastic shot of this little beauty. I like the perch. Light is great, too.

Markus

[tiziano cei]

lovely image




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[DanWalters]

Really like the rim lighting and the way you positioned the bird by showing more of the tree. Really shows his small size.

[Daniel Stenberg]

Thanks for all your comments, I really appreciate it.

Juan, I think a lot of the light that is reflected on the bird comes from the large amount of snow that has fallen this winter here in Stockholm.

Once again, thanks!

// Daniel