What way to shoot Wheatear?

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  Photovisions

• Sep 12, 2008

Hi Nigel

I reckon inbetween so reckon you need to go back, ha!
No seriously they are both great shots, but I believe always best to shoot at eye level.

On another note, i will be visiting Cley in 2 weeks, are the rock pools at Salthouse no good now?
Adrian

 

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  nigel pye

• Sep 12, 2008

Sorry to say no waders as yet, was there on wed and nothing, not good mate. It may happen but there are usually some by now, loads at Cley but you cant get close to them there.

Cheers. " I reckon inbetween " LOL

 

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  bartokroodborst

• Sep 12, 2008

Both fabulous, but this one is my favourite Well done Nigel :clap: :clap:

 

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  Tilly H

• Sep 12, 2008

Both great shots Nigel, I agree with Wilma, I like this one best :clap::clap:

 

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  johnnyoxygen

• Sep 12, 2008

two beautiful images nigel,can't decide which one i like best,cheers mate.

 

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  NoSpringChicken

• Sep 12, 2008

Two beautiful images Nigel. I think I prefer this one as I feel the colour of the pebbles really complements those of the bird. I also like to see photos of birds in relation to their natural settings. Just my humble opinion. They are both stunning images.

 

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  michha62

• Sep 12, 2008

I prefer this one with the pebbles, but both are excellent.

 

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  Freako

• Sep 12, 2008

2 great shots nigel, personally I prefer this one, more of a natural setting:t:

 

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  gmax

• Sep 12, 2008

Two great captures, but this one is more effective, the blurred foreground in the other one was more distracting (perhaps both are a bit too tight IMO)

 

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  gophish

• Sep 12, 2008

Two great shots Nigel. Really like the background with the soft colors almost matching the bird. Well done.