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Different look for Humming Birds
Jul 28, 2020 10:58:09 #
slcarn
Loc: Draper, Utah USA
What are your thoughts on these photos?
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
Jul 28, 2020 10:59:50 #
Jul 28, 2020 11:01:37 #
slcarn wrote:
What are your thoughts on these photos?
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
I like them. Very artistic looking
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Jul 28, 2020 11:33:00 #
slcarn wrote:
What are your thoughts on these photos?
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
Yes, I like them too, especially #1.
Jul 28, 2020 13:07:23 #
slcarn wrote:
What are your thoughts on these photos?
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
In the evening, while trying to get close, flash fill, photos at the Humming Bird feeder I found them handing around our flowering trees around 50 feet away.
Using a D850 and 300mm f/4 pf I shot these backlit photos. Not a lot of detail but I kind of like them.
Thanks for taking a look.
Steve
Jul 28, 2020 13:16:27 #
For the flowers I like them all. For the hummingbird, I like the first one as he can be seen much easier.
Jul 28, 2020 14:31:05 #
Jul 29, 2020 05:54:40 #
Jul 29, 2020 07:11:15 #
Jul 29, 2020 07:54:17 #
Good morning "sl",
Very, very nice. Completely different approach well executed.
Keep 'em coming.
All the best to you and yours and stay safe during these interesting times,
Terry
Very, very nice. Completely different approach well executed.
Keep 'em coming.
All the best to you and yours and stay safe during these interesting times,
Terry
Jul 29, 2020 09:02:56 #
The first is nice. Worth a crop for composition. The rest imo don’t work.
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Jul 29, 2020 09:24:24 #
Herbie1924
Loc: Woodbury, MN
The 1st pic is preferred - it's different/eye catching. Clone out the portion below the bird & crop off 2"
from the left side for improved composition.
from the left side for improved composition.
Jul 29, 2020 09:26:46 #
Jul 29, 2020 09:42:43 #
Jul 29, 2020 10:01:12 #
slcarn
Loc: Draper, Utah USA
Herbie1924 wrote:
The 1st pic is preferred - it's different/eye catching. Clone out the portion below the bird & crop off 2"
from the left side for improved composition.
from the left side for improved composition.
Thank you all for your comments. Here's a quick composition change.
Cheers,
Steve
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