Redstart
Not many of thes around this year( Not in Wyre anyway )
Still a pain to get the forehead right.
D200
100-300Sigma
400 ISO 250th @f8
Cheers
JohnR
I wonder what it is about the forehead. I have never photographed this species myself, but I notice that in many photos it appears blown. Here you have controlled it far better than average. Nice shot.
Thanks all.
I think sometimes its just the way the light hits the head, and of couse dull conditions are better.,
Will do major,when I've had me tea !! Cheers
john
Lovely image. These are very very very very high on my wish list !! If I do catch up with them this Summer, I hope I get an image as good as this one.
Regards
Rob
Posted by Kim Connolly on June 6, 2009 at 12:27 PM
This is stunning John, beautiful. Perfect exposure too - just taken a moment off from the delights of French cuisine and the pleasures of wine tasting to spend a few moments on UKNP and finding this was worth my sacrifice!!
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16 repliesNot many of thes around this year( Not in Wyre anyway )
Still a pain to get the forehead right.
D200
100-300Sigma
400 ISO 250th @f8
Cheers
JohnR
Brett
David
Good looking Redstart who says British Birds are drab.
Major.
Simon
I think sometimes its just the way the light hits the head, and of couse dull conditions are better.,
Will do major,when I've had me tea !!
john
Scott
Craig
www.craigchurchill.co.uk
Lovely image. These are very very very very high on my wish list !! If I do catch up with them this Summer, I hope I get an image as good as this one.
Regards
Rob
Kim
-good to see you're still on the pop !!John
Very nice capture of a stunning bird, back ground really works well on this one.