Baltimore Oriole In Crabapple.
This particular Baltimore Oriole was more approachable than normal, and when it was foraging in a short flowering crabapple it was simply a strategy of waiting for it to venture to the edge of the tree. Here I also lined up to have a distant crabapple in the BG for added colours and interest back there.
Canon R6 + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, 1/1000s., f/5.6, ISO 3200, small crop for composition, a few extra twigs removed form the edges to cleanup the sides.
If ever one had to say what is a 'Dan C style' this for me would be it.
A subject well balance in frame, engages with the viewer, vibrant palette (although not always), but often with a cool/killer bokeh backdrop.
A super image, well capture, nicely executed!
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Daniel, I echo Steve's comment. This is simply stunning and encompass the power and experience of your processing skills.
I will save this and return from time-to-time. Thank you for the inspiration!
All been said above. Gentle colour contrasts beautifully planned and executed.Yes inspirational.Thank you.
The colours are so good. Lining up for that BG was a good move. It looks perfecto. Beautiful perch and bird. Nice pose, HA and feather detail. Well captured and processed.
Will
Daniel:
Congrats on your vision and execution!
Randy
Hi Dan ... very good overall , exciting colors and the bird is placed well in the frame .
Your patience and field craft really paid off here ...
Such a cool image
TFS Andreas
Just spectacular colours, nice pose and framing. A true DanCad shot indeed!
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