My Best Shot Ever of a Redbellied Woodpecker
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Beautiful image, great pose of the bird, and nice saturated colors and diffuse lighting. You also caught the bird ever alert and looking for potential trouble or predators. That takes a well trained trigger finger. You also posed the bird on a tree in it's natural environment instead of a feeding tray or feeder. Good work!
Apr 9, 2020 16:23:12 #
boredAlan2020 wrote:
Beautiful image, great pose of the bird, and nice saturated colors and diffuse lighting. You also caught the bird ever alert and looking for potential trouble or predators. That takes a well trained trigger finger. You also posed the bird on a tree in it's natural environment instead of a feeding tray or feeder. Good work!
I very much appreciate your observations. I too do not like bird photos that include feeders or include backgrounds that are not natural habitat.
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Apr 9, 2020 18:54:40 #
Great shot, Cly, but how do you know he has a red belly
. Can’t prove that by the photo. 😎😎😎
. Can’t prove that by the photo. 😎😎😎
Apr 9, 2020 20:10:24 #
DeanS wrote:
Great shot, Cly, but how do you know he has a red belly
. Can’t prove that by the photo. 😎😎😎
. Can’t prove that by the photo. 😎😎😎
That is a paradox, the RedBellied Woodpecker has no red belly!
Apr 9, 2020 20:26:37 #
Cly72642 wrote:
That is a paradox, the RedBellied Woodpecker has no red belly!
👍👍👍
Apr 9, 2020 21:52:02 #
doctp
Loc: ny
Just beautiful!!
I am an amateur, could you tell us what camera, lense, shutter speed and F/Stop?
Just perfect!!!!!
I am an amateur, could you tell us what camera, lense, shutter speed and F/Stop?
Just perfect!!!!!
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