Camera : Canon Powershot SX50 HS
SS:1/500, F/6.5
ISO - 1000
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Indian Pitta at Bor Dam Tiger Reserve
Camera : Canon Powershot SX50 HS
SS:1/500, F/6.5
ISO - 1000
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Nice sighting. Good eye contact. There is some noise and loss of details in the image. Is this a crop? You can include more of the habitat instead of cropping. Thanks for sharing.
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The best lighting for bird photography is when the light is from behind you ie frontal lighting. Side lighting shows the form better but results in shadows and we can't see details. Lowering the contrast and saturation will strengthen the image. A wider crop will show the bird small in the frame but will show us the habitat better. You will also get less noise. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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