Roe deers on the bush
by GiorgioBaruffi

Comment:
This is very nice, partly because of the even green background and foreground. They were very aware that you were there. I see that you shot this at 500mm. That makes the depth of field very evident in the grass around the deer, which is nice too.

Pine Siskin
by patio127

Comment:
Sweet shot! I bet that you smiled when this one popped up on the screen. It's all just right.

Enduring Spirit
by MaryO

Comment:
You did good to keep detail in both the light and dark feathers in this shot. The dodging and burning helped in with that too. That's a natural looking setting that they have made for them. Thanks for sharing the story about the museum.

Into the Wild
by ShutterPug

Comment:
A little processing to bring up the detail in the trees would have improved the effect of this shot. It may be my monitor, but the mid-sections of the trees is near totally dark. I can make out the limbs but I have to work to see them. Maybe a different time of day would have made the difference, but then the mist may have shrouded the mountain.

Cascades
by Vonneypix

Comment:
Nice place! I feel that the pan crop may have hurt this one in the voting.

Jurassic Coast
by bobonacus

Comment:
I like the combination of textures in this shot. Nice stuff.

An organic network
by HighNooner

Comment:
I see it : )
The twists in the foreground trunks adds a ton of interest that would not otherwise be there. It somehow fits nicely to the overall effect of the gentle curves to the left from the bottom.

Portland fog.JPG
by Denise

Comment:
This is lovely. I can almost smell the salty fog when I view the image.

day 15. slice of life. sulphur crested cockatoo
by roz

Comment:
Beautiful light coming through the wings in this shot Roz.
Here's a close up for you.


: )

Mourning Dove
by MaryO

Comment:
This is especially nice, everything about it.