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Description
I traipsed through the rainforest for what seemed like hours and hardly noticed a bird. Smoko was calling so I sat down to lighten my backpack of anything edible. This little yellow flash zoomed around quite close but always landing on an ugly branch. Full disclosure; I found a nice branch and wedged it in the ground close to where I was sitting. Lucky me!
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Technical Details
ISO 2500 150-600@600mm f6.3 1/2000
Image flipped horizontally and cropped slightly for composition. Background darkened. Eye lightened a tad. NR in Denoise.
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Great job taking advantage of the situation and getting this image, Glennie. While the out of focus tail is sometimes frowned upon, in this case I like it because it helps show the full coloration of the bird.
The Brits were sure fond of the word Robin. They plastered it on birds all over the world. Sometime I’ll have to look at the etymology and see if there’s some sensible reason for it.
Great job getting the focus where it needs to be and picking a very nice perch for this beauty.
Good job in taking advantage of your location and situation and lucky to get the bird to cooperate. Good pose with great detail and color. Nice background. Well done.
LOL! Good for you for offering the bird a co-operative perch, and an interesting one too! Great pose and true colours - not a nit from me! Just excellent -
@Dennis_Plank . You sure are correct with the Brits fondness of the word Robin. I think the only thing that links robins is their appearance and habitat. Interestingly, our Aussie robins are not closely related to European or American robins.
