Not exactly a tutorial, this article from Strobist shows how this photographer setup his camera and flashes to capture a Blue Bird in flight.
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2013/04...tink-bugs.html
Enjoy,
How to photograph wild birds with Flash
Not exactly a tutorial, this article from Strobist shows how this photographer setup his camera and flashes to capture a Blue Bird in flight.
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2013/04...tink-bugs.html
Enjoy,
6 flashes? Ouch. Defintely a tutorial on how not to use
flash for a Blue Bird. I think he needs to buy Art's ABP I and II.
Doug
Looks like a Humming Bird set up.
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Irresponsible!
All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........
Ulli
Ditto! I say back off, and give the parents a break.Originally Posted by Ulli Hoeger
Irresponsible!
All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........
Ulli
Last edited by Norm Dulak; 05-09-2013 at 04:22 PM.
Closest vicinity of an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks would surely be a nice option to go with. Specially the graphics and backgrounds of the photo does matter in the quality of work.
Irresponsible!
All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........
Ulli
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