Hey John
Definitely prefer this one and I like the hint of detail coming through in the background. I know you said that they were beech leaves but they're also reminiscent of horse chestnut, great colors and I like the consistent tone of the background.
One of my favourites!
Andy
Posted by Lewis Thomson on December 14, 2009 at 1:58 PM
Hi John,
I actually prefer the last one, I know I'm a difficult b******! Can't put my finger on why at the mo though. Like the new border and great colour again.
Cheers,
Lewis.
Posted by John Robinson on December 14, 2009 at 2:00 PM
Thanks all.
Yes they are Beech and as a matter of interest there was only one H. Chestnut in the whole of the forest as I know. I say "was" cause I felled it ! Alien you know
Cheers
JohnR
Posted by Craig Jones on December 14, 2009 at 5:43 PM
Much better than the first on and the catchlight has brought the bird to life
Discussion
14 repliesnew border too ! Crikey !
D200
Sigma 50-500mm.
ISO 640
125th@f7.
Cheers
JohnR
Nice lighting and different background!!! Nice drop shadow!!
Craig
www.craigchurchill.co.uk
wonderful bg colours, great detail on the tit, another great shot as always
well done, great pics - mkeep them coming
jeff acreman
Definitely prefer this one and I like the hint of detail coming through in the background. I know you said that they were beech leaves but they're also reminiscent of horse chestnut, great colors and I like the consistent tone of the background.
One of my favourites!
Andy
Hi John,
I actually prefer the last one, I know I'm a difficult b******!
Cheers,
Lewis.
Yes they are Beech and as a matter of interest there was only one H. Chestnut in the whole of the forest as I know. I say "was" cause I felled it !
Cheers
JohnR
I like this one John, yes, maybe the BG colours are a little bold but they work for me.
Andy...
the BG is a little dominant for me
cheers
Colin
never find them easy but this is spot on.
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel