photo sharing and upload picture albums photo forums search pictures popular photos photography help login
Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 132: Seasons (hosted by Katherine Kenison) >> Challenge 132: Eligible > edit image
previous | next
07-DEC-2006

3rd
Northern Cardinals
by Bev Brink

Between Lake Michigan-induced snow squalls
the cardinals were enjoying the feeders.

northern Indiana

Sony DSC-F828
1/100s f/4.0 at 51.0mm iso64 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time07-Dec-2006 15:47:23
MakeSony
ModelDSC-F828
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length51 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent64
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modemulti spot (3)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programprogram (2)
Focus Distance

other sizes: small medium original auto
comment | share
Canon DSLR Challenge13-Dec-2006 00:44
A beautiful greeting-card image Bev. I like the way they are looking in opposite directions. --Melanie
Jerry Curtis12-Dec-2006 03:23
The colorful birds against the almost monochrome background makes them stand out even more. Postcard-perfect!
Helen Betts11-Dec-2006 21:44
Lovely image, Bev; I could imagine it as a Christmas card! I like the splashes of color provided by the birds against the bleak winter background. Helen
Guest 10-Dec-2006 17:23
Wow, what a beautiful image this is; perfectly done Bev! I like the way the background is blurred but yet shows the wintry conditions. Your frame is a very nice addition too. Simply gorgeous, I love it!
Guest 10-Dec-2006 03:07
Beautiful image !
roberta09-Dec-2006 05:55
Bev,
Nice shot with a very wintry feel.
Sony Forums Challenges08-Dec-2006 23:54
Wonderful capture, Bev...and a great wintry scene. That cardinal pair is posed just right. The flying snow is really a nice touch. Nice shot! MFC
Katherine Stanback's Photos08-Dec-2006 22:22
Wonderful captue - perfect exposure, the colors of the cardinals looks lovely on this snowy day! I love the composition, falling snow, the DOF, and your frame.
Carmen08-Dec-2006 20:31
Beautiful shot, and I can even see the snow falling. For some reason the cardinal pairs that come to my feeder aren't quite as keen on posing together - not on "chirruping terms", perhaps... :-)