Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

[mistral105]

The wagtail has become less worried about the 1DX noise when on high continuous and is cpoming closer - so much so that the 1.4x had to be removed at times. Much better light and backgrounds today.

1DX + 600mmMKII and 1.4xMKIII on occasions.

Regards John


Wagtail-3381 by mistral105, on Flickr


Wagtail-3499 by mistral105, on Flickr

[tesarver]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

For the BW conversion the bird is getting lost because of the brightness of the background. To make it work better, you need to crop it around the bird, then burn the background so that the bird becomes the focus. IMO.

Like the clarity and details in the 1st image.

Tom

[ST-EOS]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

The colour one gets my vote John, I can see the funny walk linkage, well caught

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks Tom - I agree re this B&W and had several other images to post but 503 error has occurred - I will try later to post the others. Regards John

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks Peter - Regards John

[the black fox]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

super prefer the colour one to

[Stan]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

I prefer the one from your original post followed by the colour.

For some reason I can never see wildlife in mono

stan

[Bill53]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

First one for me John.

Bill.

[paulr5604]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Both nice shots but the first one for me.

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks Blackfox - regards John

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks again Stan - Regards John

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks Bill - Regards John

[mistral105]

Re: Wagtail set - B&W and John Cleese

Thanks Paul - Regards John