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Yellow Warbler
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Elaine Hessler |
This was taken last May during the migration of the warblers at Magee Marsh (look that up Peter:). We saw over 20 different warblers. This spot is world famous at this time of year because it is a stopping point for these birds before they cross Lake Erie and go north to Canada. I cropped this photo a lot, so it may not be as sharp as it should be. I also strengthened the catchlight in the eye with PSE.
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Jeff E Jensen |
Very nice, Elaine. I'm not sure that I'm 100% in love with the crop you chose. Can you re-crop, moving the little guy to the left? This would give him a little room to look into.
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- Rita K. Connell Contact Rita K. Connell Rita K. Connell's Gallery |
isn't he beautiful...very nice capture of him. agree a different crop would me better for the looking space needed. even if you kept the sq crop.
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Dale Hardin |
He sure is a cute little guy. If you don't have the room for a wider crop, a horizontal flip will help. Also might try just a bit if high pass filter using a soft light blend.
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Susan Williams |
What a great capture, Elaine. Beautiful colors and the close-crop works for me. I think the softness adds a certain sweetness in this young Warbler, so I wouldn't do any serious sharpening, if any. I do agree with moving him a little to the left, if you can, and also cloning out the branch in the upper left.
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Stephen Shoff |
Gotta love this one, Elaine. Great DOF control. Nice sharpness in the eyes, beak and shouder. The bright, very soft backgound works excellently.
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- Michael Kelly Contact Michael Kelly Michael Kelly's Gallery |
I like him. The shot has that warm and fuzzy feeling you get when looking at a cute stuffed animal. I think your severe crop held up well and the only change I would make would be to the position as suggested by Jeff.
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Peter W. Marks |
A delightful shot of a beautiful bird Elaine. And after enjoying just looking at the little fella you bet I zoomed off to Magee Marshes and spent a happy half hour exploring. There is an excellent website describing the history and wildlife to be found there. http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/tabid/19778/default.phpx
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Beth Spencer |
What a beautiful shot!! I love the yellow in this one.. He seems sharp to me and great focus. I agree with cloning out the branch on the upper left and maybe more room on the left if that is possible. We have lots of these guys and they have all lost their yellow for the winter.
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- Sherran Andersen Contact Sherran Andersen Sherran Andersen's Gallery |
The only suggestions I have already have been suggested... that branch upper left and move the crop a little bit. Nice timing.
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Kalena Randall |
He's very beautiful. I agree that moving him slightly to the left to open the area up that he's looking into would fit nicely. I would remove the little leaf in the upper corner as well. He's so cute! Great shot and composition!
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Elaine Hessler |
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