Rainy day here today caused me going no where to shoot this morning. I have no other choice but thinking of any possible way I can do something to enjoy my weekend break. Suddenly I heard a group of this Asian Glossy Starling came by and eating the berry in the trees in front of my doorstep on 6-storey. I quickly rushed to the corridor with my gears and captured few shots of them into my censor. This small fella looks lost and confused. I guess could be missing its parent..LOL!:
Common name: Asian Glossy Starling_Juvenile
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Walj
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Thread: Where is my mummy..
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19th January 2013, 07:04 AM #1
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Where is my mummy..
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19th January 2013, 07:58 AM #2
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Re: Where is my mummy..
Does not look confused. Does look a bit put off that it took you so long to take his pic.
Nice shot.
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19th January 2013, 08:08 AM #3
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Re: Where is my mummy..
Hehehe.. Thanks buddy!
Originally Posted by Bobobird
Does not look confused. Does look a bit put off that it took you so long to take his pic.
Nice shot.
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19th January 2013, 08:38 AM #4Moderator
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Re: Where is my mummy..
Nice capture Walad,
If mine, I would tone down the bright foreground bunch of leaves though.
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19th January 2013, 09:07 AM #5
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Re: Where is my mummy..
Hi Dave, Originally Posted by Dave Humphries
Thanks. How about this?
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19th January 2013, 10:30 AM #6
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Re: Where is my mummy..
Hello Walad. The issue about the foreground leaves, in my opinion, is that they have a different color and bright tone from the background. This is drawing the observer's attention from the bird ie the subject. Hope you dont mind, but I am submitting a try that I would consider. Please let me know if you dont like it posted on your thread and I'll remove it promptly.
Anyway, it is a nice image. Are its eyes really that red?
Regards!
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