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Raybel Robles
11-21-2017, 09:43 AM
Taken a couple of weeks ago in Tobago. I visited the same place multiple days to get this type of photo. Most days the light is never perfect, from bad angle or too hash. Only one day it was overcast which helped diffused the light and I managed to get the best photos on the trip.

Nikon D750
300mm f2.8 w/ 1.4x TC

f/5.6 | ISO 1250 | 1/200s - no flash - monopod used.

Isaac Grant
11-21-2017, 11:33 AM
This is excellent. Love everything about it. Details look great and the background is perfect.

Geoffrey Montagu
11-21-2017, 11:34 AM
Fine capture, Raybel. Very nice detail. These beautifully colored hummingbirds are a joy to photograph, and you've captured this one perfectly. Great pastel shades in the BG, and excellent light quality.

Geoffrey




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William Dickson
11-21-2017, 05:28 PM
The BG colours here show the bird perfectly. Nice detail and colour on the bird.

Well done Raybel

Will

Glenn Pure
11-21-2017, 05:59 PM
Wow, wow, wow. Those colours are stunning Ray. Detail is excellent and background perfect. Nice simple perch and great composition set this off for me. So much to like here. Thanks for sharing.

Tim Foltz
11-21-2017, 09:44 PM
Raybel, nice details, color, HA and BG. I would move it down a bit in frame though.

-Tim

Ian McLachlan
11-22-2017, 05:35 AM
Agree with Tim .Apart from that everything is perfect .

Arthur Morris
11-22-2017, 07:52 PM
Simple yet beautiful. Love the soft colors and the light and the absolutely perfect pose and head angle. Were you at a feeder?

with love, artie

Raybel Robles
11-23-2017, 10:16 AM
Simple yet beautiful. Love the soft colors and the light and the absolutely perfect pose and head angle. Were you at a feeder?

with love, artie


Hi Artie,

Thank you for the comment and yes this was by a feeders. I noticed the birds will fight for this particular perch for some reason and after multiple attempts I manged to get the photo. Normally they will perch facing away and rarely look at me regardless how hard i tried to get their attention, until eventually this one gave me the good head angle.