Wood Duck in Mating colours
p.1 #1Wood Duck in Mating colours
Sony A6600 with FE 100-400 GM + 1.4 TC
comp_DSC00159_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on FlickrAug 02, 2026 at 03:14 PM
p.1 #2Wood Duck in Mating colours
That's a nice image Joachim. You need to link it properly. It's a long time since I hosted files on flicker. I just took a look and my memory came back.
comp_DSC00159_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on Flickr
You need to click the sharing arow and copy the BCC code.
Morris
comp_DSC00159_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on FlickrYou need to click the sharing arow and copy the BCC code.
Morris
Aug 02, 2026 at 04:11 PM
p.1 #3Wood Duck in Mating colours
morris wrote:
That's a nice image Joachim. You need to link it properly. It's a long time since I hosted files on flicker. I just took a look and my memory came back.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55437866645_d299a28d38_b.jpgcomp_DSC00159_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on Flickr
You need to click the sharing arow and copy the BCC code.
Morris
Thanks, Morris. I always copy the BCC code and never had an issue with the image appearing.. At the same time I posted three images (one butterfly and two birds) on the Sony site just copying the BCC code and all three images came up. Not sure about why I did not get the photo show up
Glad you like the wood duck shot, Those guys put up quite a show.
That's a nice image Joachim. You need to link it properly. It's a long time since I hosted files on flicker. I just took a look and my memory came back.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55437866645_d299a28d38_b.jpgcomp_DSC00159_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on Flickr
You need to click the sharing arow and copy the BCC code.
Morris
Thanks, Morris. I always copy the BCC code and never had an issue with the image appearing.. At the same time I posted three images (one butterfly and two birds) on the Sony site just copying the BCC code and all three images came up. Not sure about why I did not get the photo show up
Glad you like the wood duck shot, Those guys put up quite a show.
Aug 02, 2026 at 06:32 PM
p.1 #4Wood Duck in Mating colours
My only nit is the sharply defined water colors, right to left, but easily fixed with a crop, if your vision suggests, Joachim.
Douglas
Douglas
Aug 03, 2026 at 05:43 AM
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p.1 #5Wood Duck in Mating colours
douter wrote:
My only nit is the sharply defined water colors, right to left, but easily fixed with a crop, if your vision suggests, Joachim.
Douglas
Hi Douglas, there are two main reflexions in the image. The top one, kind of brownish, which is from a dock or a viewing platform) and the one in the bottom, or the head of the duck. Which sharply defined water colour are you referring to?
Or else I have this other shot from the wood duck more or less motionless:
comp_DSC00124_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on Flickr.
My only nit is the sharply defined water colors, right to left, but easily fixed with a crop, if your vision suggests, Joachim.
Douglas
Hi Douglas, there are two main reflexions in the image. The top one, kind of brownish, which is from a dock or a viewing platform) and the one in the bottom, or the head of the duck. Which sharply defined water colour are you referring to?
Or else I have this other shot from the wood duck more or less motionless:
comp_DSC00124_ji by Joachim Wulfers, on Flickr.Aug 03, 2026 at 11:16 AM
p.1 #6Wood Duck in Mating colours
Joachim, I was referring to the green band-like color going vertical on the right hand side of the frame.
I like the second presentation here better.
Douglas
I like the second presentation here better.
Douglas
Aug 06, 2026 at 05:57 AM
p.1 #7Wood Duck in Mating colours
douter wrote:
Joachim, I was referring to the green band-like color going vertical on the right hand side of the frame.
I like the second presentation here better.
Douglas
OK, now I understand. The green bands are the reflections from the young, green reeds. The second photo eliminates the reflection from the dock, or viewing platform and the duck is further away from the shore. But the green bands from the reflecting reeds are still there.
Joachim, I was referring to the green band-like color going vertical on the right hand side of the frame.
I like the second presentation here better.
Douglas
OK, now I understand. The green bands are the reflections from the young, green reeds. The second photo eliminates the reflection from the dock, or viewing platform and the duck is further away from the shore. But the green bands from the reflecting reeds are still there.
Aug 06, 2026 at 07:43 AM