With harvesting, galahs and cockies are everywhere. It is great to see them fly above, circling and changing direction. I was lucky to get the galah in centre stage.
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Thanks heaps for your time in writing the critique for me.
Your comments were very generous and encouraging.
The pink one was a galah amongst the other white cockies.
Yes, the "pattern" was stretched.
I had just taken it, and off on holidays the next day. When I saw the pattern category I couldn't help myself but put it in anyway as I don't often get a picture I am so happy with.
I guess this is wasting peoples time a bit, not truly fitting the category.
What a stunning capture! I love the clarity of the birds flying over head, especially with just the one showing it's colors. Great focus! Colors are also very sharp - vivid. Truly impressive. Composesd perfectly also, almost as if you had placed the birds in the sky yourself. Great shooting!
As for meeting the challenge, it was a bit of a stretch. I am guessing by the title your pattern was the pink pattern of the one bird?
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