Getting some quirky type pheasant shots at the moment, and also getting uses for them too.
Thought this was rather funny as soon as I chimped it. I immediately started looking for a line of hens standing to attention.
Nice moment well captured. I'm going to have to agree with others about the tail - a landscape comp might have allowed it to be included. That said made you something out of what was on offer so good luck to you.
If it means getting more shots like this John then 'yes' I agree you should get out more.. ! Well captured and it is a difficult option regarding the comp.
With the light catching all those displaying feathers John, it looks almost like one of those 'animated' characters. Great way to capture the intense colouring.
TFS
Steve
Posted by Brian Phipps on April 7, 2010 at 4:57 AM
I like this a lot John, up to your usual pheasant standards I see in the magazine!
As Ian suggests standing to attention with a big stretch!
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16 repliesThought this was rather funny as soon as I chimped it. I immediately started looking for a line of hens standing to attention.
Think I should get out more
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he looks a bit like a Sergeant major
Would have been even better with the tail
Good stuff though.
JR
Cheers,
Chris
Brett
They have great colouring with the right light.
Cheers
Austin
TFS
Steve
As Ian suggests standing to attention with a big stretch!
Well done on last weeks front cover
Phil Newman