Sedge warbler
Suppose you could call this an enviro shot. They never sit out in the open for me !
D200
Sigma 100-300mm
About 70% of the original frame
Cheers
JohnR
Hi John,
I like the orange green colors and the sharp unsharp play in this shot.
And the perfect placement of the bird too.
Bird photography as art.
cheers,
Bertl
love the environment in this image. The out of focus foreground lends an air of intimacy to the shot. Composition is great as well, although I might be tempted to try cropping just a little more off the LH side. Just my preference
Robert
It's a nice image John , really like the setting and the comp , it does look to have a green cast to it on my monitor though that could be the reflected light from the surrounding vegetation.
Thanks all.
Wouldn't it be good if I could say I planned the shot !!?
It does look a bit green but as you say Andrew there's a lot of green in the shot
Just the way it works sometimes.
Cheers
JohnR
Thanks again.
Its interesting how people's comments make you look at your own pictures differently. Also shows peoples differing perceptions of colour. For some its green others its yellow. Could be greenish yellow I suppose.
As I have mentioned before,I was told I was colour blind in the army so maybe I can't tell the difference.
JohnR
Major is right, not what I expected from you, but like it a lot - the colours are as they were when taken so for me that's not a problem, and the comp works well too.
Mark
Posted by Elliott Neep on June 17, 2008 at 6:43 AM
Very colourful envriro. Like it a lot. The OOF reeds really places you in there with the bird.
That's a really nice shot. The fact that it is only sharp where it matters really makes the bird show up well despite all that environmental clutter. Eric
Discussion
19 repliesSuppose you could call this an enviro shot. They never sit out in the open for me !
D200
Sigma 100-300mm
About 70% of the original frame
Cheers
JohnR
I like the orange green colors and the sharp unsharp play in this shot.
And the perfect placement of the bird too.
Bird photography as art.
cheers,
Bertl
I like this a lot, the background/foreground is very abstract, without being too distracting.
Cheers,
Dan.
love the environment in this image. The out of focus foreground lends an air of intimacy to the shot. Composition is great as well, although I might be tempted to try cropping just a little more off the LH side. Just my preference
Robert
It's a nice image John , really like the setting and the comp , it does look to have a green cast to it on my monitor though that could be the reflected light from the surrounding vegetation.
Andy...
Wouldn't it be good if I could say I planned the shot !!?
It does look a bit green but as you say Andrew there's a lot of green in the shot
Just the way it works sometimes.
Cheers
JohnR
the way all birdy images should be.
I like your chosen framing/comp, and a super image to boot
Alan
Dave
Its interesting how people's comments make you look at your own pictures differently. Also shows peoples differing perceptions of colour. For some its green others its yellow. Could be greenish yellow I suppose.
As I have mentioned before,I was told I was colour blind in the army so maybe I can't tell the difference.
JohnR
If it wasnt for the enclusion of those seedy heads I dont think it would be quite the same image.
Major.
Ian
Mark