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was using a crappy sigma 400mm lens, as you can see, not the sharpest thing in the world

Anyone?

From my roof Panorama from my roof Smart's Mountain, Canaan, NH

A little gathering spot with fire pit and log benches.

More birding a couple of days ago in mid morning, and saw and heard numerous species including the indigo bunting, black and white warbler, common yellow throat, chestnut sided warbler, red-eyed vireo, and Swainson's Thrust to name a few. Chestnut-Sided Warbler Common Yellow Throat

Went birding here a while back and saw some nice birds including all 3 species of North American Merganser (hooded, common and red-breasted), Northern Pintail, Gadwall, and Green-winged teal. Also Canadian, Snow and Ross's Geese* among others. Northern Pintail Red-Wing Blackbird Canada's

So i got the Hoya R72 and this is a noticable difference, especially in camera. However, the problem that I'm getting is, the WB is what I want it to be for the Red Blue Channel swap but when I open them in photoshop they go orange or red again.. And yes I have been shooting in RAW

Ok, so I got this opteka R72 infrared filter for my nikon d50 and im using the nikon nikkor 50mm F1.8 lens. I can't get the WB right for whatever reason. It's either pinkish or just B&W. What am I doing wrong? What do I need to do to get the sephia tone? So far Ive tried WB'ing on grass using...

time of year, given location and lack of the striping/spotting on the chest as well as other dark marks

Location location location, Juvenile Western Scrub-Jay. Likely the interior sub-species

Agreed, as well as the local humane or animal protection agency.

Where are you from, because that is certainly not the American [Common] Blue Jay

C&C Please

i would have brought her more to the bottom left, but that's me

Thank you, the middle two were intentionally underexposed to show some of the color differences and to black out some of the background, which isnt the best

Agreed...but I would prefer to keep my hands and certainly my head

SB-600 Got these shots when I was doing a study abroad in Townsville Australia, Was in one of the rooms

Taken with the Sigma APO MACRO 180mm F3.5 EX DG Shot with my Nikkor 50mm f1.8