King of the Kob by Bev Brink by Sony Forums Challenges


09 OCT 04	Bev Brink

This is as close as this jay will allow,
although he's usually waiting in the wings for a new cob to be put out.

Northern Indiana

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Guest		20-Oct-2004 14:52
wow oh wow... what a shot. The TCON makes the humble 707 shine. Bev - wonderful work.

ctfchallenge		19-Oct-2004 04:08
NIce work, Bev! The kob having been eaten partially and the composition make this image enjoyable for me to view. You could have uploaded a much smaller file (240,000 bytes?). I try not to post anything past 100k if I can help it :-) Again, nice work! Markjay

Jerry Curtis		18-Oct-2004 23:46
Lovely capture, Bev. Anyone who hasn't tried to get a closeup of a Bluejay has no idea how difficult it is - pretty near impossible without a good tele lens. They are so much more "skittish" than their grey cousins!

mlynn		18-Oct-2004 23:35
Lovely, striking image Bev; with beautiful composition, color, and detail. Melanie

Guest		18-Oct-2004 08:24
Ah well, Bev (with the alliterative name), at least you tried and it was appreciated by some! Kinda ruins the fun though when you have to explain it ;-) - Mike

Guest		17-Oct-2004 04:35
Thank you for your observation, Guest. Actually, I do mean "Kob". The title is alliterative. You will notice in the commentary, the spelling is "cob". Bev

Guest		13-Oct-2004 19:23
You mean cob, I think.

Helen Betts		11-Oct-2004 20:45
You caught him perfectly! Good color and sharpness, very nice shot. Helen

Katherine Stanback's Photos		11-Oct-2004 13:42
Nice colors and dof, and I love how he looks like he's guarding the cob!

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