Some Different birds from today including two lifers

[ZombiesniperJr]

the Gadwall and song sparrow are the lifers
1Song Sparrow Lifer!!!! by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
2Red winged black bird2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
3Red winged black bird by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
4Male nothern cardinal by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
5Male gadwall Lifer!!! by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
6gull2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

 

[Peeb108 4]

Especially like #4

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Especially like #4

Thank you

 

[goooner]

Nice set jnr. #6 could be brightened a bit though.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Nice set jnr. #6 could be brightened a bit though.

Thank you yeah i know

 

[SuzukiGS750EZ]

Nice photo's! Can i ask you... do you crop in very tight in post or are those photo's tight straight out of the camera? And how do you achieve such a good exposure on the RWBB?

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Nice photo's! Can i ask you... do you crop in very tight in post or are those photo's tight straight out of the camera? And how do you achieve such a good exposure on the RWBB?

Thank you some of my photos are cropped in alot and others not so much of a crop i very rarely ever dont crop a photo which red winged black birf the head shot or the full body shot

 

[SuzukiGS750EZ]

Nice photo's! Can i ask you... do you crop in very tight in post or are those photo's tight straight out of the camera? And how do you achieve such a good exposure on the RWBB?

Thank you some of my photos are cropped in alot and others not so much of a crop i very rarely ever dont crop a photo which red winged black birf the head shot or the full body shot

Both. I've shot a few the past couple weeks and they all come out REALLY black against the sky. I can lighten them up some in post but they aren't great. Especially when the sun is not shining directly on them.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Nice photo's! Can i ask you... do you crop in very tight in post or are those photo's tight straight out of the camera? And how do you achieve such a good exposure on the RWBB?

Thank you some of my photos are cropped in alot and others not so much of a crop i very rarely ever dont crop a photo which red winged black birf the head shot or the full body shot

Both. I've shot a few the past couple weeks and they all come out REALLY black against the sky. I can lighten them up some in post but they aren't great. Especially when the sun is not shining directly on them.

The first one i lifted the shadows in post the second i guess it must have been my settings you can view the exif on my flickr i use spot metering i think that one was around 1/500 or 1/400 F5.6 and i guess that if it is a cloudy day and the background is brighter then the red winged black bird it may under expose the red winged black bird trying to properly expose the background but i am not sure

 

[Havana]

A nice set of images.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

A nice set of images.

Thank you