A rather large cropped image so no larger version today.
We are experiencing quite a good late passage of wheatear at present, this is one of 5 in a field on the Berkshire Downs this afternoon - they are about 4 weeks later than normal
Posted by John Robinson on April 30, 2013 at 3:53 AM
Nice. Passing through here too. Maybe do with "beefing up " a bit Mike ?
JR
Posted by Mike Smith on April 30, 2013 at 10:41 AM
Thanks John,
Processed this in strong light in my study and can now see it's a bit dark, repost and lifted the eye detail slightly
Posted by John Robinson on April 30, 2013 at 11:57 AM
Mike
Sorry Mike I meant by (beefing it up a bit ) darkening it a bit
Cheers
JR
Mike . You must be getting confused with the differeing ideas on this image. For what its worth I have just checked it on three computers and the first still looks lacking in "guts" to me. I also asked two other friends to have a look and they came up with the same view. So there you go If you like it then thats ok.
Cheers
JR
Viewed on my Mac the image colours seem fairly accurate in the first image, but on my laptop they are way out.......for interest, of the 5 passage birds there was 1 UK male (pale breasted), 1 bright orange breasted Greenland race and the remaining three (including this one) fairly muted peach coloured almost Autumn first summer coloured
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11 repliesWe are experiencing quite a good late passage of wheatear at present, this is one of 5 in a field on the Berkshire Downs this afternoon - they are about 4 weeks later than normal
JR
Processed this in strong light in my study and can now see it's a bit dark, repost and lifted the eye detail slightly
Sorry Mike I meant by (beefing it up a bit ) darkening it a bit
Cheers
JR
Cheers
JR
Nick.
Lovely shot Mike!
greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Bob
Keith
Cheers
JR
Viewed on my Mac the image colours seem fairly accurate in the first image, but on my laptop they are way out.......for interest, of the 5 passage birds there was 1 UK male (pale breasted), 1 bright orange breasted Greenland race and the remaining three (including this one) fairly muted peach coloured almost Autumn first summer coloured