Simple
by brumer0

Comment:
Wow, that's sharp! Maybe a little too much: you got those dark contour lines on the upper edges of the bird.

Wood Stork
by fldave

Comment:
Very nice colors; I am not sure if I like the feet blurred by the grass... actually, I do! An artistic stork.

Ducks on a Log
by franktheyank

Comment:
The colors are nice, but some of the highlights are washed out. The almost centered composition for the duck in focus does not work well for me, as he is looking away, out of the picture.

"Redbird"
by Rmac

Comment:
picture perfect.

Only the wire makes it a bit 'less wild'.

INTO THE ABYSS
by hotpasta

Comment:
Fantastic shot in its every bit.
Good that your camera is still with you and not with an 'inhabitant' of the place :)

And who are YOU?
by armin

Comment:
For me the legs are sharper than the head. Maybe the AF caught the branch instead of the bird...
Otherwise it would be a great and funny picture.

The Hunter
by cdn1

Comment:
Wow, tell me you did not use taxidermy and invisible fishing lines to hang it still:) -->I wish I had this rapid autofocus (or was that manual?).

Winter window view
by redpanda

Comment:

Originally posted by MelonMusketeer: This is a big change from the last image you posted ; If you use tungsten/incandescent white balance, you will not have the orange snow, and the sky will be a deep blue. : )

Yap, this is a strong contrast from Florida.

Actually, I didn't mean to have the sky blue, since it was still snowing that night, and by leaving the snow in the front colored by the light I wanted to convey the feeling, that I am looking out from the window in the night to the snow.
Here is another version that might be better in this...(?)

Reading on a Cold Winter Night
by danculwell

Comment:
I like this concept, but I think, the contrast would need to be stronger (the shadows darker).

Trois Tuyaux
by npasel

Comment:
This is cool! Very nice composition.