one Shrike? after a while

wheels · 24th February 2005

Finally picked up my dried up cam and went out birdshooting after a long break.
After a couple hours of hunting, this shrike(this is a shrike right?

) is the best of the lot....

Shot with flash at iso800 ...... comments appreciated for improvement.

joeyao · 24th February 2005

Nice catch

Fred · 25th February 2005

I guess the ambient light was pretty low when you shot it, hence, the "flash" look in the image. In future, try shooting when the lighting condition is better, you'll see a big different in your image.

Newguy69 · 25th February 2005

Nice catch wheels.

wheels · 27th February 2005

Thank you guys for the comments and tip.

I'll love to avoid using flash whenever I can.....

24th February 2005	#1
wheels Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: LONG KAO Posts: 903	one Shrike? after a while Finally picked up my dried up cam and went out birdshooting after a long break. After a couple hours of hunting, this shrike(this is a shrike right? ) is the best of the lot.... Shot with flash at iso800 ...... comments appreciated for improvement. __________________ My Almost Daily Shooting

25th February 2005	#4
Newguy69 Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Third rock from the Sun Posts: 1,773	Nice catch wheels. __________________ The place where I can spread my wings, and soar the sky at dawn - I belong

27th February 2005	#5
wheels Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: LONG KAO Posts: 903	Thank you guys for the comments and tip. I'll love to avoid using flash whenever I can..... __________________ My Almost Daily Shooting

24th February 2005	#2
joeyao Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 755	Nice catch

25th February 2005	#3
Fred Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,240	I guess the ambient light was pretty low when you shot it, hence, the "flash" look in the image. In future, try shooting when the lighting condition is better, you'll see a big different in your image.