From my session with the lorikeets a couple of days ago.
This is a Rainbow Lorikeet letting the Scaly-breasted Lorikeet know who's boss.
This
More from my recent swim at Fort de Soto. I usually like to have the entire subject in focus, but I really like the fall-off effect here as it forces
Last Post By: Jack Backs Yesterday, 10:52 AMThe previous image I posted of this same bird was taken with a 100-500 mm lens at f/7.1 (wide open for this lens). The bird was about 5-6 meters away
Last Post By: James Babbitt Yesterday, 09:35 AMR5 RF 100-500 @ 420mm tripod
1/500 f8 iso3200
ACR PS2023 NR Curves Crop Sharpen
Removed some palm fronds hanging from the top
This past fall Central Florida was treated with a rare visitor, this bar-tailed godwit. From what I've been able to learn it's only the ninth recorded
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson 01-28-2023, 08:24 AMHi folks ... before i post nothing , i do post a fresh Squirrel from the week end .
We had just a bit of snow ....
Canon EOS R3
I captured this image at Lake Morton in Lakeland, Florida. Comments and critique welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for viewing.
Nikon
Canon 1DX Mk2
f/4 400mm DO Mk2
f/5.6
1/2000
ISO 1600
Another one of my Red Kite images from last year.....HH....ACR,
Very difficult birds to get a good shot of, both position and light that brings out details. I've binned more shots than I can count and this one is a
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson 01-28-2023, 08:36 AMAnna's Hummingbird shot out the back window, removed a branch on the lower left, BG is a garden pot.
D500, 500pf, f5.6, 1/1000, iso6400
PP
These are two frames I recently captured at Fort de Soto. There were several shots in between, but these struck me as the best of the burst.
Here is a similar but different image to one previously posted. I appreciate many of you would dismiss this as too messy, that's ok if that's your opinion
Last Post By: dankearl 01-24-2023, 07:06 PMWork has taken off with a vengeance, so I have been a bit absent lately....
I photographed this oystercatcher last year in the last rays
This shot, a Toucan Barbet, presented me with a quandary. I really like the OOF flowers in the BG of the lower part of the image. To try to preserve
Last Post By: Daniel Cadieux 01-27-2023, 03:39 PM
White-faced Ibis
Thread Starter: Jack BacksI rarely get a change to image these birds as eastern Missouri is out of their normal range. I was stoked when this aberrant flew in
Last Post By: Jack Backs Yesterday, 03:57 PMand started