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I am finding this image quite appealing. Some might think it's busy, but it's a pleasing enviromental shot. I like where you placed your bird in the frame and the vines frame him quite well.
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Cheryl:
Birds in the vegetation with bright spots in the background are always a bit of a challenge. Certainly your use of flash was a good choice.
He is sharp, well exposed, like his grip on the vine, placement in the frame good.
I might try and tone down the brightest patches in the BG, and the bright leaves on the left frame edge.
Cheers
Randy
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Hi Cheryl, I too like the surrounding foliage, and you managed to capture the little guy in an opening. Good use of flash, and the more I look at this, the brighter areas become less distracting.
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Beautiful capture of an elusive warbler. It is a Magnolia Warbler.
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Interesting habitat image. I'm not so fond of the bright white patches in the background, but I do like the scraggly vine-like perch. Any other time the HA would have been less than ideal, but here it works well within the framing of the "vine".
Rick, good catch on the ID.
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Originally Posted by
Rick Poulin
Beautiful capture of an elusive warbler. It is a Magnolia Warbler.
A Magnolia warbler? Great I havn't gotten one of these thanks so much for the ID