Juniper Titmouse
by Brian Gatlin
Juniper Titmouse on a setup perch in my yard. Not the ideal angle for the bird or its head. I'm a little undecided about the green sprigs--I like them, but wish they were anchored to the perch. I do like the grays throughout.
Your comments and critiques are appreciated. Please view larger version if possible.
Canon 7D, 500mm + 1.4x, tripod
f/10, 1/200, ISO 640
Crop to 50% (9 of 18MP)
Comments
14 commentsI really like the pose, the detail and the gray background. I'm undecided about the green sprigs. IMO they don't add to the image but at the same time don't bother me. Nice work.
Well done.
Geoff.
Dan
I don't mind the green sprigs, the end of the cut twig on the LRC pulls my eye more. I agree with your evaluation of the image though I find the head angle a touch whimsical. There seems to be some noise evident in the gray background, I would probably attempt some noise reduction on it. I tried photographing this species in southern Utah and they moved quick, nice work getting this one out in the open and sitting still.
cheers
Rob