Bouc
by jerom

Comment:
Great isolation of the subject and the lighting is just superb

Flamingo Peek-A-Boo
by Baron152

Comment:
If this doesn't make the front page ....

"Can't you read the sign!?!?"
by jerowe

Comment:
Too funny!

The Crow
by RickH

Comment:
I don't know that B&W is appropriate for wildlife when you have the option of colour. The study of wildlife is to see the colours and habitat as nature paints them.

Untitled
by fas917

Comment:
I don't know that B&W is appropriate for wildlife when you have the option of colour. The study of wildlife is to see the colours and habitat as nature paints them.

Waiting for a friend
by esaintpi

Comment:
I don't know that B&W is appropriate for wildlife when you have the option of colour. The study of wildlife is to see the colours and habitat as nature paints them. This is a great art shot, one I'd be happy to have on my wall.

Rosella preening
by serac

Comment:
I bet you busted a gut to get near this bird. It's a shame that it is still too hard to even see it to appreciate it.

Resting on the Tree
by wantmycatslife

Comment:
This si a terrific shot. It has the colour balance of the ducks environment just right.. The surrounding colours are subdued which has allowed the duck to stand out. Good clarity too. A couple of things to look out for. Use the thirds rule to get a stronger composition, it would work wonders for your score here. Secondly, your image is way too small and makes it very difficult to study. The 430x384 size really doesn't give you much chance. If you hit the 150kb barrier, you need to read up on varying the JPEG compression ratio

Australian Black Swan
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
You're getting the beady eye there, sure its not a kiwi swan?

I spy a sparrow
by lissylou

Comment:
Good capture in a difficult setting