wildthings3.jpg
by icu1965

Comment:
Looks like crows or grackles hangin' out. In this case, the wave direction does not indicate a straight horizon but the waterline at the front of the "log" or whatever that the bird is on could be used as the horizontal line. Using that as a guide, you can see that it is only slightly off horizontal (about .55 of a degree), if you really wanted to get nit picky. :)

You managed to capture some of the sun sparkle on the water, not an easy task. You might want to try a levels adjustment layer to enhance that a bit.

Poised
by Jedusi

Comment:
With photos like these, I say keep the birds coming! Terrific detail. Was this taken at the 400mm end of your zoom?

Florida Critter
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Awesome detail! Turtles are such interesting creatures to study...so much character to them.

Lady in Waiting
by MaryO

Comment:
Sometimes thos spur of the moment clicks just work, don't they. Nicely seen.

King of the Concrete Jungle
by fantomfoto

Comment:
The amber of the eyes is so intense in this light. Great capture!

Day 4: Heron
by bobonacus

Comment:
Love the colours and the way the angle of the light plays across his feathers.

"and Mom says..."
by tnun

Comment:
Thanks for sharing this one with us. This is a cool moment to capture.

The referees are jackasses
by trevytrev

Comment:
I could see this shot being used on a greeting card that implies the middle zebra was doing the talking.

Purple Gallinule Abstract
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Love the colours and texture combination in this.

Wild Enough?
by JuliBoc

Comment:
"I just washed my hair and can't do a thing with it!" :P Great detail. Nicely captured.