I spent the morning at one of my favorite local wildlife refuges Thursday (lots of other people with the same idea). It was a relatively slow day for birds, but I liked this distant shot of a Marsh Wren as much for the setting as the wren.
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Technical Details
Is this a composite: No
Sony a6500, FE200-600 @ 600 mm, beanbag on car window, f/8, 1/320, iso 1000, manual exposure. Processed in LR and PS CC. Cropped to 4539x3143. Cloned put an in-focus grass stem that crossed the upper right corner and a small one in the lower right that was ruining the flow of the image. Adjustments to the wren to make it pop a little more. Taken at 9:00 am on January 14th.
A great looking perch and pose for the little bird Dennis. I find them hard to get out in the open like this. Love that grass. Habitat galore for the wren. Well done.
I like the loose comp. and environmental setting. Bird looks good. My only nit is that I wish for a bit more separation from the BG. I might also add a very slight vignette.
I like this. The diagonal between the in focus and out of focus reads works and is what makes the image for me. I do agree with Lyle that there could be a little more separation.
