Cardinal at feeder: Nikon D750, lens 150-600 mm 1/125 at f / 7.1 ISO 800 600 mm tripod All Comments & Criticism greatly appreciated. Please don’t say nice if you see something that can...

old man 88 Loc: Palmview, TX when not on road

Nikon D750, lens 150-600 mm
1/125 at f / 7.1
ISO 800
600 mm
tripod

All Comments & Criticism greatly appreciated.
Please don’t say nice if you see something that can be improved.

Just trying to improve from practice and suggestion.

Thanks in advance for looking and any reply.

C M

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leftj Loc: Texas

GoldwingerTX wrote:

Nikon D750, lens 150-600 mm
1/125 at f / 7.1
ISO 800
600 mm
tripod

All Comments & Criticism greatly appreciated.
Please don’t say nice if you see something that can be improved.

Just trying to improve from practice and suggestion.

Thanks in advance for looking and any reply.

C M

Looks like he knows which is his good side. I like the bokeh.

crafterwantabe Loc: Mn

Beautiful bird. Great shot

RichardSM Loc: Back in Texas

GoldwingerTX wrote:

Nikon D750, lens 150-600 mm
1/125 at f / 7.1
ISO 800
600 mm
tripod

All Comments & Criticism greatly appreciated.
Please don’t say nice if you see something that can be improved.

Just trying to improve from practice and suggestion.

Thanks in advance for looking and any reply.

C M

Bright and sharp focus well done.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Nice sharp image with great bokeh. Good job.

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

I feel that you have done an excellent job on this shot. The bird is sharp - sharp eye and good feather detail. The background is soft and smooth with no distractions. The composition seems balanced to me. Well done.

angler Loc: StHelens England

Excellent shot.

merrytexan Loc: georgia

GoldwingerTX wrote:

Nikon D750, lens 150-600 mm
1/125 at f / 7.1
ISO 800
600 mm
tripod

All Comments & Criticism greatly appreciated.
Please don’t say nice if you see something that can be improved.

Just trying to improve from practice and suggestion.

Thanks in advance for looking and any reply.

C M

i like the subject, you composed it nicely, the eye sparkle is great, and it's nice and sharp!

watebo

I would like to know camera to subject distance.

Dick Duffy

Best cardinal print I have seen in a long time thanks for showing.

RichardSM Loc: Back in Texas

Dick Duffy wrote:

Best cardinal print I have seen in a long time thanks for showing.

It's sure is. Now only if some of our other feather red bird shooters could as well. Just kidding!

JeffDavidson Loc: Originally Detroit Now Los Angeles

In addition to nice, I find the horizonatal color bars to be a little distracting. Perhaps a different angle, or, set up a solid colored poster board, perhaps a dark green, and then knock it out of the park with your image.

Hope this helps.

old man 88 Loc: Palmview, TX when not on road

watebo wrote:

I would like to know camera to subject distance.

About 17 feet.

Thanks for reply and looking

old man 88 Loc: Palmview, TX when not on road

JeffDavidson wrote:

In addition to nice, I find the horizonatal color bars to be a little distracting. Perhaps a different angle, or, set up a solid colored poster board, perhaps a dark green, and then knock it out of the park with your image.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the advice, made a few adjustment.
I think it helped.

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old man 88 Loc: Palmview, TX when not on road

Thanks to all who viewed.

The Comments were more than I Expected but thanks they were great.