The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum - Fine Art Landscape Photography

Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you?

Posted By: Jim Poor

Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 04/02/10 07:36 PM

Posted By: Sunstruck

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 04/14/10 01:03 PM

Lovely DOF Jim. What kind of bird is this? I love the coloring and the flecks in the feathers.
Posted By: Jim Poor

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 04/14/10 02:24 PM

Thanks Penny.

Oh, my "peep" (little bird) ID is weak, but I think it is a sand piper of some sort.
Posted By: daveman

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 04/15/10 12:41 AM

I agree with Penny. The DOF is what makes this shot really cool. The eyes are tack sharp, and the small DOF just emphasizes the unique bird.

Really neat Jim.
Posted By: BIRDPOND

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 07/01/10 03:15 PM

This is wonderful!
Posted By: Jenfroh

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 07/11/10 12:46 PM

Beautiful colors! Fabulous DOF!!! What aperature were you at?
Posted By: Jim Poor

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 07/12/10 04:41 PM

Here's the Exif:

Camera Maker: NIKON CORPORATION

Camera Model: NIKON D3

Lens: 600.0 mm f/4.0

Image Date: 2008-03-11 16:51:58 -0400

Focal Length: 850.0mm (35mm equivalent: 850mm)

Focus Distance: 5.96m

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure Time: 0.0020 s (1/500)

ISO equiv: 200

Exposure Bias: none

Metering Mode: Matrix

Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)

White Balance: Auto

Light Source: Unknown

Flash Fired: No

Color Space: sRGB

Copyright: © Jim Poor www.jimpoor.com

Comment: (C)JIM_POOR



Quote:

Beautiful colors! Fabulous DOF!!! What aperature were you at?


Posted By: Gianchetta

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 09/07/10 02:38 AM

Awesome DOF! This is what makes higher end lenses worth it! Very nice shot.
Posted By: Attila Kegyes

Re: Sniff Sniff, Can I eat you? - 09/07/10 08:17 AM

It looks like a Sanderlink (Calidris alba) which is a member of a sandpiper family.


I love the angle of view, but I would like to see a little more DOF. Just enough to see the bill sharp all the way to the tip. I don't understand the crop on the right side, because it became a little tight over there. Always better to leave more room at front of the subject than behind.
The dark blure stain under the bird butt is disturbing. That is the only dark spot and take my eyes off from the main subject. My mind stuck with it and try to figure out what is it?
© 2024 The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum