[Fangman]

One very wet young demanding Robin in this afternoon's rain.

[fionaB]

fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so well timed u couldnt have planned it out better. u sure they aint stuffed! ? lol j/k

Fi

[JMitchell]

What a capture! Really really well done. That has to be one of your best, if not only for the scene you caught!

EDIT: There is a chance that I might be able to get rid of that branch that is getting dangerously close to mr angr's beak, I will try tomorrow if you like (to bed now, I'm knackered), cos it might look better with it stumped a little so it didn't go so near him!

[Fangman]

Originally Posted by JMitchell

What a capture! Really really well done. That has to be one of your best, if not only for the scene you caught!

EDIT: There is a chance that I might be able to get rid of that branch that is getting dangerously close to mr angr's beak,

I am supposed to be in the middle of getting a 120+ Rotary Directory together and slipped out for a pipe - fully intended to have a little cloning and smudging session before printing - no processing other than sharpening, levels and resising that I have set up as actions.

[Steve400]

haha class shot there fangman!!

what i would try is leaving the branch and making all the background like the RHS! i think u need the branch as the Left robin looks to be sitting/standing on it! maybe shorten the branch if you're good, i couldnt!

Steve

[Fangman]

Instant cloning and smudge tool - beats pruning in the pouring rain by torchlight!

[Fangman]

CORRECTION - a learned expert in feathered friends has reminded me how a baby robin should look - I posted a pic a few days back. This is the male feeding his partner - common through the breeding seasion - had observed it myself earlier last month when they were pairing off.

[b.van_der_dylan]

Nice one Fangman. Love the Robin as a bird and love this shot. Get a few over here but very very shy and love dense bush. You did well to capture the shot