Post your Bird Portraits

edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #18441761
looks good. Lose the apostrophes on cameras and photos, and you look good to go. Best of luck, now I have to get busy with mine!!!

Ed

Thanks ed.

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Pagman wrote in post #18441762
Thanks ed.

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Any time~~ just ask!!

Another couple older ones: the (almost) obliged rite of passage of any birder: the duck and the Canada goose!

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Just found my old DVD folder containing some CR2 files, so I set to and processed a few, how have they come out folks?

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mikeeagle wrote in post #18441656
Heel mooi, very beautiful!

Michiel>=-

Thanks very much, Mike.

Bignerd wrote in post #18441727
lovely shot, has a wonderful "feel" to it.

Thank you very much, Larry.

The Spirit Guide

Oh.. No!

Tiny? ...droplets or..

posers are always good.

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N.V.M. wrote in post #18442058
posers are always good.

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The plumage on these wood ducks is really quite incredible. Nice shots!

Not the best image, but I've been trying to get a shot of this heron for a long time. He snacks at our pond but as soon as you get in distance of a shot he takes off. My question is how can I get rid of the blue around the trees. I have tried a lot of tricks in PS everything I've tried has not worked.

Male Cattle Egret in breeding plumage

cfdesigns wrote in post #18442265
... My question is how can I get rid of the blue around the trees. I have tried a lot of tricks in PS everything I've tried has not worked.

Did you try to clone some leaves over it? Everything is OOF anyway.