Very nice with a great cuteness appeal, the bird certainly looks at ease, ? is it true that they sleek down their plumage when alerted in some way and that if the plumage is as in this image they are content and happy with things?
Posted by Vincent Jones on January 29, 2007 at 5:33 AM
Thanks for the kinds comments Phil
You are 100% correct in reference to the way the plumage should sit, it can show if the subject is relaxed or not, this can also be seen in the subjects eyes. Good Example: The kestrel I posted yesterday shows complete alertness, plumaged pulled tight & very wide eyed!
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9 repliesBeautiful Owls in every aspect.
D2X - 600mm AF-S F4
ISO 100, F5.6, 1/60th sec
Using vehicle as a hide.
Thanks for looking & thanks in advance for any comments or critique given
Also, thank you for the great feedback on the vole image & its contents
Cute! with a very nice BG.
John
Aberdeen.
That is one of the best photos i've seen on this forum.I love everything about it.
Vince - Dont suppose you sell prints ?, cuz i'd love one of this shot, to frame and hang on my wall
A perfect title. It is a very beautiful scene. The haze of wildflowers in the background really ads to this cracking portrait.
Alan, this is more or less a full frame shot so I might look at asking John Mactavish to create a print on canvas, if you want one give me a call.
Vince
Tim
Cheers
Martin
You are 100% correct in reference to the way the plumage should sit, it can show if the subject is relaxed or not, this can also be seen in the subjects eyes. Good Example: The kestrel I posted yesterday shows complete alertness, plumaged pulled tight & very wide eyed!
Vince:
Phil