CCanon 400 5.6, 1.4 tele, Provia 100 pushed 2 stops II believe this is a yellow warbler, can anyone confirm. SSteve

-- Steven Sisti (stevesisti@aol.com), June 21, 2000

Answers

http://www.photocritique.net/cgi-bin/s?02u5Bn

-- Don Worden (dworden@sinclair.net), June 21, 2000.

I will try this one more time.

CCanon 400 5.6, 1.4 tele, Provia 100 pushed 2 stops II believe this is a yellow warbler, can anyone confirm. SSteve

-- Steven Sisti (stevesisti@aol.com), June 21, 2000

-- Don Worden (dworden@sinclair.net), June 21, 2000.

Sure could be a yellow warbler, my guess is a female due to the absence of the nutmeg stripes you usually see on a male this time of year (I am assuming the image was made recently).

-- Sean (stnoonan@yahoo.com), June 21, 2000.

I'm impressed with the dramatic lighting in this photo - the subject is very nicely lit, and the background is very dark. The viewer WILL look at the subject. The stick below the bird, though, distracts. In fact, the light sticks on the bottom quarter of the image detract from the image as a whole.

The bird itself also appears a little soft - it's difficult for me to see the small detail in the feathers.

Sorry for all of the criticism - I do like the photo!

-- Jeremy Pursley (jpursle@doce.ufl.edu), June 22, 2000.