Temperatures is -22C on a bright sunny day.

Indian Myna also called Common Myna (Saxicoloides tristis).

This image was made by employing a technique I found on Neil Van Niekerk's web site (http://neilvn.com/tangents/flash-photography-techniques) that involves using a flag on your flash to prevent any direct flash on your subject. Hhe calls it "the black foamie thing", I used my Rogue Flashbender. This was shot in very dim room light at ISO 200 and I was able to avoid getting flash in the window behind the subject, the subject doesn't have a washed out look, and the flash was balanced with ambient room light. I really like the results, it has a much more "natural" look than bouncing directly at your subject. This was an un-posed shot taken candidly during my friend's wife's book club meeting.