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    Default Blue Capped Rock Thrush

    This was shot in Chorla Ghat in Goa. It is a very colourful skittish bird.

    Canon EOS 7D, 300mm f/4L IS + 1.4x Extender

    SS 1/125
    f/5.6
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    Full frame image. Comments and critiques welcome.
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    Nice image of a beautiful bird.Colours look natural.Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild

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    Nice sighting. The eye contact and the colours look good. Some light on the eye would have been great. Thanks for sharing.
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    well spot... and captured.. Love the details and colors. TFS

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    A very shy bird, like all thrushes. Good job capturing it. I had got a record shot of this bird with the 100mm once .
    TFS

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    Nice colours .breeding male.
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    Good capture Bibhav, the nearby oof foliage adds to the composition. Looks like the bird was in dense conditions. Although I am completely against using flash in any scenario for bird photography could a low intensity flash have helped (just a thought)?

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    Thanks everyone for the observations.

    Supreet,
    I guess I could have. The thought didn't cross my mind at the time. I was waiting for it to maybe move a little bit to the right where the spot light was. (you can see in the image)
    I had been trying for long to get close to this bird that day. I stayed still when I would be in its field of vision and when it would look the other way, close in. This was the closest I could get to it.
    Last edited by Bibhav Behera; 13-04-2012 at 10:23 AM.
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    Tough scene as the light is against and entering the frame from the bottom right side. Did you try a vertical?

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    Hi Sabyasachi,
    I fired off around 3-4 frames in horizontal mode. No frames in vertical unfortunately.
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