swiftybilko
22nd of March 2007 (Thu), 14:14
Absolutely filthy day here in NW of England. Thick fog, coupled with drizzle made it a very unpromising scene. However, nothing ventured, nothing gained. The overcast conditions did lead to some wonderfully saturated colours.
Some of the fowl I shoot are 'collection' fowl, i.e. cannot fly, and I will annotate future postings with a (c) to denote 'non wild' fowl.
1. Male Wood Duck (c)
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6857-woodduck.JPG
2. Cock Pheasant. Possibly our most colourful native bird. I always love trying to capture this magnificent fowl,
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6832-pheasant.JPG
3. Grebe 1 Fish 0. It's always great to capture a bird demonstrating an interesting behaviour. Had to use Shadows/Highlights to lift this one, as I was shooting onto water with white cloud reflected off it - almost contre jour!
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6743-grebe-s.jpg
Some of the fowl I shoot are 'collection' fowl, i.e. cannot fly, and I will annotate future postings with a (c) to denote 'non wild' fowl.
1. Male Wood Duck (c)
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6857-woodduck.JPG
2. Cock Pheasant. Possibly our most colourful native bird. I always love trying to capture this magnificent fowl,
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6832-pheasant.JPG
3. Grebe 1 Fish 0. It's always great to capture a bird demonstrating an interesting behaviour. Had to use Shadows/Highlights to lift this one, as I was shooting onto water with white cloud reflected off it - almost contre jour!
http://www.photographers-corner.com/e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/albums/userpics/10096/_JG_6743-grebe-s.jpg