Dieter Schaefer 20,195 Posted February 7, 2007 Suggestions/comments appreciated; thanks Link to comment
jimcallum 0 Posted February 7, 2007 I love this photo of this little gray guy on the deep green Coyote Brush. Nice work Dieter,regards, Jim Link to comment
mary fran 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Very nice shot Deiter, lovely contrast of the gray on green. I'm afraid it's been so gray here anything with green in it pops out at me! Like the composition on this one very much. Link to comment
samcisa 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Wow, what a great colors. Background is fantastic. I would definitely try to remove that little branch in the front. It shouldn't be too hard. Link to comment
bgeg 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Very Nice Dieter, these little guys (Blue-gray Gnatcatcher) never seem to sit still! Regards, B. Link to comment
armpro 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Excellent composition, good contrast between subject and background. Link to comment
caz 1 Posted February 7, 2007 Sweet! Nice detail, colour, DOF & framing. Pity about the little branch that's in the way. Rgds Carole Link to comment
jeffgermo 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Very nice composition, Dieter. Great setting for this little guy.Jeff Link to comment
williammccarey 0 Posted February 7, 2007 Absolutely nothing to quibble about! A fantastic shot of a nervous bird in its native habitat. Cannot get better than this with a camera! Look at that black bill..in January no less. His hormones are getting ready for breeding season, but no black eyebrow yet. Excellent shot, Dieter! Nice presentation too. Link to comment
vince-p 1 Posted January 3, 2011 I love this picture for the reasons others mention -- colors, composition, and also the spirit of it; you can almost feel the life of the bird. I'd lose the green frame, I think it's interfering with the green of the photograph in an unpleasant way. Also, were you at a fairly wide open aperture like F4 or F5.6? I think the plane of sharpest focus might be an inch before the bird, and so he's toward the rear of the minimal in-focus zone. Might just be my eyes. I might -- seeing this -- and if I remember -- increase ISO in such circumstances in order to gain depth of field. I know how everyone loves his bokeh but I don't think creamy bokeh is worth the risks.... Link to comment
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