PS: All four look better on Ingham Library monitor as I post this than on my notebook. Might be a lesson there somewhere!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Red-backed Wren too black for hack
PS: All four look better on Ingham Library monitor as I post this than on my notebook. Might be a lesson there somewhere!
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Look pretty good on my monitor. Especially #3.
ReplyDeleteMight do a bit more on them over weekend and post on Moday - if looking even better.
ReplyDeleteThe repost of each looks better. It would be really hard to expose for these birds given how much they move around.
ReplyDeleteNumber 3 is definitely worth cloning out the twig. The lack of feather detail in the belly and rump just directs the eye to the bird's head and eye, super shot.
ReplyDeleteThese guys are so tiny I find it very hard to get close enough to them to get a decent shot. How close can you get Tony?
ReplyDeleteHi Mark, Duncan, strider: Reposting with twig cloned out. Sometimes get within three metres by walking up to or ahead of small flocks. More often, not so lucky.
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