As noted in the previous post I usually shoot high-speed continuous when photographing wildlife. Poses and expressions change far to quickly for me to successfully capture just the right moment otherwise; thank God for digital!
In this series a Blue Jay landed between the natural feeders striking different poses as it checked me out trying to decide if it was safe to put its head into the woodpecker hole to retrieve some food.
This particular perch is a favorite of mine because of the beautiful brown tones imparted by the dead poke and the more muted browns and grays found on the tree parts. Heavily clouded skies provided very even lighting for this series.
I'm happy with all of these images so please tell me which raucous Blue Jay shot you like most.
Nicely muted tones..definitely a fall feel to the woods and the Jay
ReplyDeleteThose a great bluejay images ;)
ReplyDeleteEach one is fantastic,but if I have to choose,I would pick the first one.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
They're all really good, but I favor the last one the most.
ReplyDeleteThey are all great, but the last one if my favourite. The blue of the jay is a very nice constrast to the brown and grey of the background.
ReplyDeleteI like the second one with it's head cocked.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the second one best, Coy. Show so much of his personality. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the first one best. All 3 are great pictures.
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