Man @ work = Bird on a wire

[O'Rork]

_DSC0675 by O'Rork, on Flickr



_DSC0668 by O'Rork, on Flickr

 

[Aloicious]

I don't know how the image of the guy grinding a stump fits into the equation, but I like the bird image, the lighting is good and its nice and clear from what I can see on the computer I'm at, although it looks like you've got a hair or something on the sensor or rear element of the lens if you look right above his tail feathers you can see the loop shape.

 

[O'Rork]

I don't know how the image of the guy grinding a stump fits into the equation, but I like the bird image, the lighting is good and its nice and clear from what I can see on the computer I'm at, although it looks like you've got a hair or something on the sensor or rear element of the lens if you look right above his tail feathers you can see the loop shape.

Well received nature shots contain no man made objects, hence perched birds are usually on a limb. The felled tree represents the loss of the limb, so the bird has to perch on a wire. The bird photo was shot through my sliding glass, patio door. The anomaly did indeed prove to be the tiniest hair on the sensor,since removed. A Baltimore Oriel is a rare sighting here.

 

[shelby16]

Love the bird shot! Very crisp.