Look left, the then right, and then behind.

[Dave_S]

Master Robin, captured in the garden this morning, and who very obligingly, adopted some different poses for me.

Taken at a distance of around 8 metres or so, and then heavily cropped from the original.

All taken with the 5D3 + 400mm L + 1.4x TC, at ISO1600.

Dave

Robin 3 by Dave_S2, on Flickr
Robin 2 by Dave_S2, on Flickr
Robin 1 by Dave_S2, on Flickr

[tesarver]

Re: Look left, the then right, and then behind.

Nicely captured Dave

Tom

[Dave s]

Re: Look left, the then right, and then behind.

Nice set Dave great detail

[Dave_S]

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Thanks guys.

He was the perfect model. I told him how I wanted him to pose for the shoot, and he did.

Dave

[Stan]

Re: Look left, the then right, and then behind.

Well done Dave, Robins can be helpful (I was going to put acomodating but couldnt spell it )

With all three you have left the robin dead centre - compositions always work better with more space in the direction in which he is looking than the other direction, works the same with all wildlife, cars planes etc

stan

[Dave_S]

Re: Look left, the then right, and then behind.

Duly noted Stan, thanks.

As its a cropped image, I can easily move him around in the frame.

Dave

[Alan_H]

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Well done Dave nicely captured

Alan

[Dave_S]

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Thanks Alan.

Dave

[mistral105]

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Very good set - Regards John

[Dave_S]

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Thanks John.

Dave

[Nathaniel]

Re: Look left, the then right, and then behind.

Nice capture of a cute little Robin.