Pied Flycatcher
I think the females are sometimes more attractive than the males.
( I should hope so too ! )
Taken from another woodland hide I don't use very often. Made out of Dexion by the way.
Late evening sun from the left. Meant to tone down the bright bits but forgot
Not seen a male here yet in the forest this year.
Usual setup
JohnR
Hi Austin
Can't decide. Was going to do it but then I thought it conveyed just a little bit of the low evening sun atmosphere. Can always do it later.
Cheers
John
Discussion
16 repliesI think the females are sometimes more attractive than the males.
( I should hope so too !
Taken from another woodland hide I don't use very often. Made out of Dexion by the way.
Late evening sun from the left. Meant to tone down the bright bits but forgot
Not seen a male here yet in the forest this year.
Usual setup
JohnR
Heath
another great picture, sharp, detailed, great composure and colouring
jeff acreman
A pretty lady indeed John, I too have never seen Pied Flycatcher so very envious.
Andy...
I really like the lighting in this image and nicely composed.
David
Regards,
Paul.
You can see the bird is distressed - she,s just heard who,s PM !!
JR
David
Great detail on the bird. Agree with you that the bright areas in the foreground need calming down a touch.
Cheers
Austin
Can't decide. Was going to do it but then I thought it conveyed just a little bit of the low evening sun atmosphere. Can always do it later.
Cheers
John
Tim
Phil.