Wooly necked stork

[Dr. Kalpamoi Kakati]

This was photographed in outskirt of Gwalior in June 2011.
Canon 500D
150-500mm
1/1000
f/8
ISO 400
Hnadheld

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Some more space at the bottom would have been great. Have you got a vertical. Slight turn with the bird parallel to the frame would have been even better depth of field wise. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Mrudul Godbole]

Its nice to see this bird. Agree about the space at the bottom to include the feet. A slight head turn would have got more light on the eye, enhancing the composition. Did you try a vertical? Thanks for sharing.

[Bhargava Srivari]

Except for some space lacking at the bottom, nice composition. Agree with comments made; I believe this could take a little more sharpness.

tfs

[Dr. Kalpamoi Kakati]

[QUOTE=Bhargava Srivari;35215]Except for some space lacking at the bottom, nice composition. Agree with comments made; I believe this could take a little more sharpness.

tfs[/Q

Can you tell what more you want in this image.Still there are many things lacking in the image.Just find out,it will be real taste for your observation skill .

[Bhargava Srivari]

Dr Kalpamoi,

I really don't find anything "terribly wrong' with this image,so, do I fail the test? Haha:001_tongue:

[Dr. Kalpamoi Kakati]

Dr Kalpamoi,

I really don't find anything "terribly wrong' with this image,so, do I fail the test? Haha:001_tongue:

Take your time.Don't be in a hurry,you will find something :)

[Saktipada Panigrahi]

Woolly Neck has been captured beautifully,but may be in the process its Red eyes lost prominence. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild

[Dr. Kalpamoi Kakati]

Woolly Neck has been captured beautifully,but in the process its Red eyes lost prominence.Agree with the views of my friends. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild

Thanks for you comment.I have few images with better eye contact,will post later :)