Only noticed today when looking at my pics on the monitor that this little guy was wearing a band. These guys just returned here this past weekend and it was sure nice to see the woods alive with them again.
MKIV, 500 +1.4x, f/8, 1/800, ISO 1000.
This is quite loverly. The light is soft and the image is sharp where it needs to be. I like the bird in the lower right third and the inclusion of the whole frond above the bird. All that plus a good head angle. Removing the band would be easy if you choose to create another version.
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Rick, Nice sharp details and the pose is good. Some may not like the band-but it doesn't bother me. I might take some off the top and left if it were mine.
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Hey Rick, I love the chosen comp. Some NR applied selectively to the BG would be good. It sure was good to hear these guys last week (amongst many other returning migrants)...although none have cooperated for me so far :).
Rick
The extra branches around warblers are usually problematic, but you did a very nice job creating a pleasing overall composition which helps frame the warbler
I'm OK with the crop, but would vote for removing the leg band
Lovely photo and as Artie mentioned, sharp where it needs to be.
I really like the inclusion of the habitat which adds to the photo and not distract.
Very well done.