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Spotted Fly Catcher.
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
This is a long shot of this small (Sparrow size) migrant bird. It arrives in the UK each Spring to breed before departing in the Autumn for warmer climes. The pair I found near Shap Abbey in Cumbria were, most unusually, nesting on top of a window drip strip under the eaves of a bungalow. Most odd but they obviously felt safe and were feeding chicks.
Camera settings:- ISO 400, AV, Spot Metering, 1.4x converter, 1120mm Focal Length, Remote shutter cord. |
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Hi Peter
Nice shot made with powerful equipment :)
I like details and pose but more contrast and usm in combination with another way to crop your image will make better composition imho.
I have workshop for you hope you like it :)
TFS
Ralf
When i looked at your picture, i thought of a different crop, then i saw ralf's workshop and he did it about the way i pictured.
Other than that, a good shot with good sharpness and DOP.
Just always remember that the rule of thirds composition makes pictures look better.
Steph
Peter,
Again...a beautiful one.
Well composed; very well perched the Spotted Fly Catcher.
Great bokeh.
TFS
Annick
- Zeno
(7979) - [2007-04-05 11:44]
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Hi Peter,
Very soft focus photo of this bird but I like the atmosphere in this capture.
Also the background is very smooth. All together great shot!
regards,
Zeno.
Hello Peter ,funny pose , what a heavy bird :) good comp. and shrpnss , TFS.
- mjcarr (15)
- [2007-05-17 10:42]
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nice and sharp ..love the background tfs ..mike