Posted by David Kjaer on March 28, 2006 at 3:47 AM
A friend called me a while back to say that for the last six weeks a Buzzard was in one of his fields just in front of the house every day. I put up my hide and put out a dead Rabbit, attached is one of many images I took on Saturday.
Canon 20D + 500 f4 + x1.4 @ f6.3 iso 200 1/250 RAW capture processed in PS CS
Posted by John Chapman on March 28, 2006 at 4:13 AM
Hi David
an excellent picture good colours also very nice composition. I like the bird on the tree trunk. I reckon it is a young bird but I would have to see the front of the bird before I commited myself.
John
Aberdeen
What a super shot of this young Buzzard...... the setting is great.
Posted by John Gardner on March 28, 2006 at 2:30 PM
Lovely image.
John
Posted by Malcolm Muir on March 28, 2006 at 2:49 PM
First Rate David. Wonderful lighting, great pose and fantastic detail. Foreground detail and nicely oof background all contribute. Perfect balance between sharpness and contrast.
Malcolm
Posted by John Varley on March 28, 2006 at 3:23 PM
Love everything about this David - especially the lovely soft lighting.
An excellent shot.
Nice pose and detail.
Round this neck of the woods (Essex) buzzards are not a common sight. However a pair have been seen frequently on the farm where I live, so perhaps one day I may be lucky to get an image as good as this.
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15 repliesCanon 20D + 500 f4 + x1.4 @ f6.3 iso 200 1/250 RAW capture processed in PS CS
an excellent picture good colours also very nice composition. I like the bird on the tree trunk. I reckon it is a young bird but I would have to see the front of the bird before I commited myself.
John
Aberdeen
Definately a youngster because of the colour of it eyes. The iris darkens during its second year, blending it more in with the pupil.
A shot to be proud of
John
Malcolm
John
It's all been said, pretty much perfect!!
Best wishes
Phil
John
Nice pose and detail.
Round this neck of the woods (Essex) buzzards are not a common sight. However a pair have been seen frequently on the farm where I live, so perhaps one day I may be lucky to get an image as good as this.
Graeme
Phillip.