Posted by MaryB (Staffordshire, United Kingdom) on 10 April 2008 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
This Robin was singing happily even though there was still snow on the ground.
Taken at Cannock Chase Forest, Staffordshire UK.
Any tips or constructive criticism are welcome :)
I really appreciate all your comments, thank you so much. I'm only sorry I've not got time to respond. I do read all the comments and will try to answer any questions you have about my posts :)
Beautiful, Mary. It could be on a card. Wonderfully processed and presented.
10 Apr 2008 12:36am
It is such a joy to see him perched there, happily singing away.. makes me feel happy.. thanks for sharing.
10 Apr 2008 1:01am
lovely xmas card shot.
10 Apr 2008 4:06am
Beautiful composition. I like all different colors of green and the contrast with the touch of orange of the bird's plumage.
10 Apr 2008 5:41am
You've done very well getting this one Mary, it's beautiful, nice work with the long lens.
10 Apr 2008 6:32am
Beautiful capture.
10 Apr 2008 6:37am
Great timing! Beautiful shot!
10 Apr 2008 6:48am
Now this is really beautiful !
10 Apr 2008 7:11am
wonderful shot & thanks for your comments
10 Apr 2008 7:47am
A beautifully crisp image, MaryB. Your Robins look a bit different than our Robins here in the States.
10 Apr 2008 8:10am
Excellent MaryB.
10 Apr 2008 8:15am
Beautiful capture, Mary! The lighting is wonderful.
10 Apr 2008 8:36am
I love it, very beautiful colors!
10 Apr 2008 9:02am
love its fiery chest.Your shots of animals really amaze me all the time,dear Mary,its as if you have such wonderful affinity with them they willingly pose for you:)
10 Apr 2008 9:27am
Really, really touching! This moves my mood!
10 Apr 2008 9:48am
Mary this is scary you take a lot of photos like I do, the one of the robin is wonderful
10 Apr 2008 10:13am
Perfect. Period. Oh, and I abso-fricken-lutely LOVE it!
10 Apr 2008 10:38am
nice shot! so that's what a robin looks like (my knowledge of bird names is about as bad as my knowledge of flower names...). i really like how you caught it singing.
10 Apr 2008 11:14am
Super shot! I've also discovered one who sometimes visits our balcony. Will have to wait for him with a camera at hand...
YOur robin photos are so impressive, really gives a wonderful sense of spring and warmth, i love it :)
10 Apr 2008 11:55am
Stunning... as usual!
10 Apr 2008 12:16pm
Jolie prise.
10 Apr 2008 12:27pm
Oh Mary - you are outdoing yourself with these beautiful shots!!!! Simply stunning my friend!
10 Apr 2008 1:23pm
Beautiful! Perfect focussing and composition - always hard with animals and birds. Well done!
10 Apr 2008 1:38pm
Well done, Great shot. Caught right when he was singing.
10 Apr 2008 2:01pm
Oh, super shot Mary! We can almost hear the song....
10 Apr 2008 2:04pm
What an awesome shot! Excellent, well done!
10 Apr 2008 3:00pm
Lovely. I like the branches framing the robin, and the out of focus backgound.
10 Apr 2008 3:01pm
Superb capture. Great timing here!
10 Apr 2008 3:03pm
Beautiful bird.
10 Apr 2008 3:15pm
wonderful capture. Textbook composition, and the natural framing is perfect. 10/10
10 Apr 2008 3:27pm
Wonderful timing! Fantastic wildlife capture!
10 Apr 2008 3:33pm
You captured this beautiful robin at the right moment. Very nice composition.
10 Apr 2008 3:40pm
Wow....what a nice shot!! GREAT color! SO close!
10 Apr 2008 3:44pm
Excellent Mary!
10 Apr 2008 4:16pm
Hey Mary! Evry day wen I get d feeling that it can't get any better frm dis...u prove me wrong! :)
10 Apr 2008 5:25pm
Absolutely flippin' drop-dead georgous shot! How I wish I could capture the bird as well as you do!! Well of course, I realize I have to go out first to find them lol! :-)
10 Apr 2008 5:37pm
Beautiful shot. I love Robins!
10 Apr 2008 7:11pm
Outstanding shot Mary. You always capture things a little differently.
10 Apr 2008 9:00pm
awesome image. It must have been making the sweetest sound.
10 Apr 2008 10:32pm
Stunning shot, Mary!
11 Apr 2008 1:26pm
This is perfect. Lovely colours and soft light.
14 Apr 2008 5:48pm
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