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With the 3800 a few shots were snapped off, but I realized that it would be more interesting if the red light was illuminated behind this mama bird. So there I stood on the street corner, camera in hand, waiting for the red light.
It may not be apparent here, but there is a "grainy" appearance due to the fact that it is cropped way in from a much larger picture. Since it was the 3800 there was a platform of only 3 megapixels to play with, but looks like it turned out fairly well in terms of data retention. With my electronic "pooper scooper" - the clone tool - some bird droppings were removed from the pole, and the photo was flipped horizontally since this was to be posted on the left-hand side of the blog page. The unsharp mask tool was used to increase detail in the bird and her nest.
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