The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
I was out in the backyard looking for bird subject matter when a flock of cedar waxwings came into our manzanita tree and started having a feeding frenzy eating the berries. This was my favorite of the shots I got mid berry gobble. I am always happy to see these stunningly handsome birds on the rare occasion that I see them.
Specific Feedback
I am always interested in getting the cropping right. Yeah? I cloned out a few little environmental distractions.
Technical Details
Z9, 180-600 lens, Nikon 1.4 TC, monopod, 1/2000th, f 9.0, 1260mm, ISO 9000, cropped to 2622 x 2933
Dave, I love this hungry fellow or maybe gal-- the chin feathers don’t look very dark. The sharpness of the feathers is spot on. I do find the bright branches in the ULC a bit distracting. Thanks for capturing this backyard visitor.
Hi Dave, always love seeing these photogenic birds. Catching one with a good view of the face and a berry is terrific. Details on the bird look quite nice. I find the surroundings to be interesting and rather complimentary especially since this is a tree I am not familiar with. Burning down or replacing the ULC may help but that is minor as Barbara indicates. Well done.
