Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Chris Calohan on April 28, 2014, 10:37:33 am
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I want to fly like an egret
To the sea
Fly like an egret
Let my spirit carry me
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You really captured the graceful qualities of the egret! I would be tempted to do a little dodging and burning or increasing contrast, or both, to emphasize the beautiful play of light on the bird.
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Really nice. Captures the bird's grace and elegance.
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You really captured the graceful qualities of the egret! I would be tempted to do a little dodging and burning or increasing contrast, or both, to emphasize the beautiful play of light on the bird.
Yes, but a fine shot as it is.
Mike.
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Great shot, but are you sure that is a SNOWY egret? I believe that the snowy egret has yellow feet and a black bill, whereas the great egret is the opposite.
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Great shot, but are you sure that is a SNOWY egret? I believe that the snowy egret has yellow feet and a black bill, whereas the great egret is the opposite.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DRbirds_Snowy_Egret.JPG
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As the image is in B/W, we can never know for sure no matter how many references you provide as the two birds look quite similar EXCEPT for the color differences.
Do you have any images of THIS bird in COLOR?
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As the image is in B/W, we can never know for sure no matter how many references you provide as the two birds look quite similar EXCEPT for the color differences.
Do you have any images of THIS bird in COLOR?
I do and I have to stand corrected even though I cannot see the color of the feet in this shot, the beak is the giveaway. There were Great Whites, Snowy's, Great Blues and Tricolors flying in and about the area...I know when I made this shot, not three or four seconds prior I was shooting Snowy's....
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Oh, to be so lucky to have all of those birds all around you as you shoot!!!
Thanks for clearing it up.
I actually prefer it in color.