Canon 7D Canon 500mm f4 L IS & 1.4TC 1, tripod ISO 640 -0.3 1/800 sec f5.6
Another shot from that special day, all C & C welcome.
Canon 7D Canon 500mm f4 L IS & 1.4TC 1, tripod ISO 640 -0.3 1/800 sec f5.6
Another shot from that special day, all C & C welcome.
They do the craziest things for courtship huh? I like this one too. Nice work on the whites
Wow Jonathan! This entire series is stunning. Love this one as well. The identical mirror poses, the material in the mouth, the dark moody tone. I can hear the tango music now- soft and sexy!! No nits from me except that it isn't mine!
gail
Terrific in every way, and the same day as the Wren shot - Wow! I wonder about a vertical crop.
Richard (born and bred in West Kirby many years ago)

excellent pose and details and great you got both of them sharp. well done!!!
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I agree with the above. This is a great example of when a centered crop works well. A vertical crop would also work, but I like it as is.
Roger
Superb image, Jonathan ! Sharp, detail throughout plus action.
Great series as well.
Best regards
Rod Warnock
Wow!!!! Another amazing shot. Love the poses, excellent detail, and very well composed.
Very well done.
Thanks for the C&C everyone, glad you liked it. The whites were processed in ACR they were about 230 or close, in Photoshop I had to do a linear burn by the time a jpeg was produced they became a little too bright.
1) Ctrl+Alt+shift+2 = select brightest areas
2) Ctrl+J = new layer
3) Selected linear burn (drop down on top of palette)- about 40%
I wish I was there for this. I could watch this all day.
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! I think a vert crop would even be better IMHO
What a moment! Glad you could share it with the grebes and then with us. The light, colors, behavior, all perfect. The only thing I can suggest is to take a little off the right side (or add to the left) so that the symmetry is exact (right now the line between the two birds is slightly to the left in the frame). Fabulous image!
Excellent image Jonathan! I like the mirror poses, sharpness and exposure.