The Marsh tit
Aperture priority. Centre weight. ISO400 F5.6 200mm 1/40
Editing : Crop. A touch of sharpen. Frame.
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Robert L. Roux 31/08/2011 19:33
the littlest birdsare hardest to capture
'cause they're always moving ...
well done
Luc Grollie 24/01/2009 18:02
fine shot Lynn, but why not at 300mm ?? it saves a lot of details while cropping afterwards.....greetz,
Rob Brydon 23/01/2009 1:28
I have to agree that every bird image you upload is a step forward from the last in IQ and composition. Great job here FG....cheers..MoiJ-P.M 22/01/2009 21:38
Super picture, Lynn.Very good shot of this Marsh Tit.
Beautyful bird.
bw, Jean-Paul
BRYAN CRUTE 22/01/2009 20:49
A real beautiful picture, well composed and with top details and dofRegards
Bryan
Pascal Viyer 22/01/2009 20:10
Nice details !!amitié, Lynn
p^v
chris nsmith 22/01/2009 19:20
Very good photo well done.Paul Jankovic 22/01/2009 19:06
Wonderful capture of this bird as they are usually very active, good and sharp. Exellent.p.j.
Deryck 22/01/2009 18:35
Your shots are getting better every day. And I believe it is no only that long lens. The focus on the eye is exellentDeryck
Mark Billiau. 22/01/2009 18:15
Pretty nice capture of the Marsh Tit in the bushes.Beautiful soft light, good sharpness.
Well done, Lynn !
Mark
j.a.j.jansen m. 22/01/2009 18:03
A very lovely shot.Jan.