During my "hide" in the photohide with al the squirrels, there were also some other guest visiting the site. So in stead of a squirrel someone else. May be next time a squirrel (I do have plenty of them :) ).
So this Robin (In Dutch "Roodborstje" and lit. transleted "Red Chest") was als visiting the site and landed on a perch waiting to be photographed.
Exif: 500mm, 1/60sec, F4, ISO 640, EV +2/3
C&C welcome.
In the UK often called Robin Red Breast... nice pose and typical for the species, being alert, I am not fond of the crop and composition though, lose some from the top and cut of the 'dark' areas below and you have a great image IMO...
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12 repliesSo this Robin (In Dutch "Roodborstje" and lit. transleted "Red Chest") was als visiting the site and landed on a perch waiting to be photographed.
Exif: 500mm, 1/60sec, F4, ISO 640, EV +2/3
C&C welcome.
In the UK often called Robin Red Breast... nice pose and typical for the species, being alert, I am not fond of the crop and composition though, lose some from the top and cut of the 'dark' areas below and you have a great image IMO...
Phil
Agree with Phil maybe loose a bit of the top,the "Roodborstje looks just fine
Keith.
Nice Robin pic . A small nit- I feel the perch is a bit overpowering. No big deal
Cheers
JR
Sandy
David
Bob
Nit covered re the room at the top and the perch is OK for me. Nice one, Tom.
Andy...
Phil.
Thanks for all C&C.
I'll place another one with less perch in a new post.
Thankls for sharing your thoughts with me about this one.