Golden-fronted Woodpecker
Workshop: Alamo, TX
D3, 300 2.8, ISO 1250, f6.3, 1/5000.
Hope you guys don't mind back-to-back GF Woodpeckers. I cropped this one tighter to show the detail on this forum.
Golden-fronted Woodpecker
Workshop: Alamo, TX
D3, 300 2.8, ISO 1250, f6.3, 1/5000.
Hope you guys don't mind back-to-back GF Woodpeckers. I cropped this one tighter to show the detail on this forum.
Wow, amazing flight pose, love the wing and tail span very much. Bird looks sharp with excellent detail, exposure is good with beautiful background. TFS.
This is such a wonderful image, the wing position, looking right at you, great detail and a wonderful background to set it off. Love it
Gen
Inspirational!:eek:
Mighty fine shot and background. Have a cousin of these that I need to spend some time with. Imitation is a high form of flattery. thanks for sharing
This is shear class , love the wings and BG here
TFS
Alan:
All around excellence. He was in pretty close with 300mm on a FX body.
Prefocused?
The feather display is great, particularly like the display of the strong. prop like retrices.
A killer, for sure.
Cheers
Randy
Great flight image! I like the sharpness, details and wing position.
Great image, I love the fully outstretched wings. A tough shot to get I'm sure.
Great shot Alan, I particularly like the full spread and lighting in this image. The BGD really stands it out like mentioned.
Another fantastic image Alan...Detail is great...Great stuff
Thanks for once again giving us something to shoot for, Alan. This image is a pure pleasure to look at. How'd the shot come about? I haven't seen a hint of a tree in this shot or in the previous one; is the woodpecker taking off from the ground? How were you able to get so close? Were you in a hide? The result is so striking and good, I can't help but be curious.
Phenomenally good! Perfect in every department.