Tell me what you think!

It is a pretty bird with good detail and color. It would have been better if you had left the feet in view even if there were distractions. All in all it is pretty nice image.

 

Wow, thanks Geno. For a mother of two teenagers Diana is holding up pretty well. She is an excellent photographer in her own right and uses that other brand. You can see some of her work at:

http://homepage.mac.com/dianawq4/DianaKayPhotography/

If you do go there look at both galleries (selectable at the top of the page where it says D magazine) because I think the Verona ones are the best.


Really appreciate you taking the time to look at my website. By the way, I made over a thousand dollars on the choir shoot.

 

You're the master of understatement, Gordon. Diana is a knockout... but that seems true of many of the models in your gallery. The neat thing is that you did these lovely ladies justice! Compliments.

 

Good shot Geno!! Nice color!!      

 

Geno -

Goldfinches can be fast movers when they're not feeding, making them tough targets I'm sure.

Nice capture, although I agree with Gordon that getting the feet (and rest of the tail in the shot would have improved it. Otherwise, nice subject isolation from the background and good capture!

Thanks for posting...

Gordon -

Looks like Diana's a great photographer, too! Obviously runs in the family.  

 

Good capture, esp the crumbs? on his beak. Not to worry about the feet, you either get birds with no heads, or birds with no feet! *LOL* Or left wing has been chopped off.... they're a tricky lot to capture with a camera. Good job!

 

Geno,

One alternative to the heavy crop would be to clone out as many of the distractions as possible in PS. That said, I still like this shot. Pretty well exposed and good details.

Regards,

Frank

 

Awsome. Looks like you cropped a lot, is that close to a 100% view?

 

OMG

I just looked at the price of the 300 VR VR VR

YKESSSSSSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!

I guess Ms Vr can forget that.