Male Anhinga in B&W

[Oscar Zangroniz]

Nikon D3, 500mm vr, F4, 1/500, ISO 400, Aperture Priority, Exposure comp @ +2/3

[Fabs Forns]

Great head angle and pose, good job on the conversion. It must look good in color too.

[Alfred Forns]

Love the conversion Oz Really good stuff !!! Could select the face and bump the contrast but one fine image and you get a Big Congrats !!!

[denise ippolito]

Oscar, I like the composition with the back feathers showing. Nice job on the conversion. I love it!:)

[Oscar Zangroniz]

Great head angle and pose, good job on the conversion. It must look good in color too.

Here it is in color for you :D

[Fabs Forns]

Gracias OZ, very good too.

[Dave Mills]

Hi Oscar, I like them both but am noticing more detail in the colored image. Good pose along with a nicely muted backround. The positioning in the frame is nicely balanced...

[Alfred Forns]

Excellent PS work Oz Like what I'm seeing !!! :)

[Ricardo Rodriguez]

Hi Oz, I liked your B&W, but wasn't crazy about the BG. With the color version the BG seems nicer to me,and I find the color of the tail to be a bonus. Fine composition, congrats!

[Mark Hardymon]

I have to admit, I'm a sucker for B & W but in this case the BG looks much nicer in the color version, as does the tail. All in all a classic pose, an image to be proud of.

[Harold Davis]

i like the color version better too. the crows, on the other hand, were perfect in b&w!! this is good stuff, OZ!

[arash_hazeghi]

They both look very nice, TFS

[Milt Berko]

I prefer the color version. The BG and the detail in the color version are much, much better although the B&W image is a fine one. Much to be said either way but my vote is for color.