Got 6 years to spare?
Sep 14, 2017 08:53:47 #
Not to mention a little patience, dedication and no outside life. But look at the results.
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
Sep 14, 2017 09:34:28 #
Raz Theo wrote:
Not to mention a little patience, dedication and no outside life. But look at the results.
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
Beautiful. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. A once in a lifetime photo for sure!!
Sep 14, 2017 09:58:44 #
Jamers
Loc: Michigan
Raz Theo wrote:
Not to mention a little patience, dedication and no outside life. But look at the results.
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
Sep 14, 2017 10:00:26 #
Yeah, easy peasy!
I can't even imagine taking three quarters of a million shots of anything. The skill and dedication required to get a shot like that is incredible and leaves me feeling a bit inadequate.
Oh, and the missus took one look and said 'It's just a bird and a splash. Looks a bit messy to me'.
I just heaved a big sigh. There's no point trying to explain it to her!
I can't even imagine taking three quarters of a million shots of anything. The skill and dedication required to get a shot like that is incredible and leaves me feeling a bit inadequate.
Oh, and the missus took one look and said 'It's just a bird and a splash. Looks a bit messy to me'.
I just heaved a big sigh. There's no point trying to explain it to her!
Sep 14, 2017 10:45:26 #
Sep 14, 2017 12:29:30 #
Sep 14, 2017 12:36:20 #
Raz Theo wrote:
Not to mention a little patience, dedication and no outside life. But look at the results.
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
http://goodfullness.com/photographer-took-6-years-and-720000-photos-to-capture-this-award-winning-photo-of-a-bird/?utm_source=FP&utm_medium=Social&utm_tracking=295
Great image...worth roughly 1/2000s of my time.
Sep 14, 2017 14:23:02 #
SteveR wrote:
I've seen that. As great as it is, think of the other photos that he missed!!
Great point.
Sep 14, 2017 14:26:05 #
Harry_in_England wrote:
Yeah, easy peasy!
I can't even imagine taking three quarters of a million shots of anything. The skill and dedication required to get a shot like that is incredible and leaves me feeling a bit inadequate.
Oh, and the missus took one look and said 'It's just a bird and a splash. Looks a bit messy to me'.
I just heaved a big sigh. There's no point trying to explain it to her!
I can't even imagine taking three quarters of a million shots of anything. The skill and dedication required to get a shot like that is incredible and leaves me feeling a bit inadequate.
Oh, and the missus took one look and said 'It's just a bird and a splash. Looks a bit messy to me'.
I just heaved a big sigh. There's no point trying to explain it to her!
I think it would be nigh on impossible to explain this to anyone who never pointed a lens at something hid from you and never stood still.
Sep 14, 2017 15:38:16 #
Don't get me wrong - she encourages me to do my photography and she's got some of my prints on display but she doesn't pretend to understand what I'm rambling on about when I admire someone else's images.
And she said 'Go for it' when I wanted to spend four hundred quid I couldn't really afford on a used Sigma 150-500. She knows I love photography and she wants me to enjoy doing it, and that's worth a fortune to me.
And she said 'Go for it' when I wanted to spend four hundred quid I couldn't really afford on a used Sigma 150-500. She knows I love photography and she wants me to enjoy doing it, and that's worth a fortune to me.
Sep 14, 2017 17:33:13 #
You are a lucky man - she's probably a great cook too. Enjoy that Sigma. I love the lens.
Sep 14, 2017 17:44:27 #
Raz Theo wrote:
You are a lucky man - she's probably a great cook too. Enjoy that Sigma. I love the lens.
Actually, she's disabled and can't stand up for long so I do the cooking and she loves it when I try new recipes.
Sep 15, 2017 08:16:45 #
I'm just guessing but likely not done using an iPhone. (referring to the previous post about iPhone for portaits)
Sep 15, 2017 08:20:19 #
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