WAY OUT BIRDS: Exceptional Special Effects & Wildlife Challenge
Dec 17, 2012 20:18:02 #
I love birds and they make good subjects in New Zealand where there are few resident mammals. Lets see some of the most unusual photos and special effects created from our feathered friends
NZ Keas, very naughty parrots!
Seabirds through a diffraction grating
Swooping down, with speed filter.
Dec 17, 2012 20:19:40 #
Then there's the computer modified examples...
Flying Spirits
Great Wing
Duck Egg
Dec 18, 2012 04:59:29 #
Andy Scuba wrote:
I love birds and they make good subjects in New Zealand where there are few resident mammals. Lets see some of the most unusual photos and special effects created from our feathered friends
Hi Andy, Love #2 & #3, #1 is good too but the other two are great. Being quite a novice I have not heard of defraction grating or speed filter. Can you tell me what they are please and how you use them.
thanks mate.
Dec 18, 2012 05:21:39 #
infocus wrote:
Hi Andy, Love #2 & #3, #1 is good too but the other two are great. Being quite a novice I have not heard of defraction grating or speed filter. Can you tell me what they are please and how you use them.
thanks mate.
Andy Scuba wrote:
I love birds and they make good subjects in New Zealand where there are few resident mammals. Lets see some of the most unusual photos and special effects created from our feathered friends
Hi Andy, Love #2 & #3, #1 is good too but the other two are great. Being quite a novice I have not heard of defraction grating or speed filter. Can you tell me what they are please and how you use them.
thanks mate.
Those filters are available from the Kokin Filter Range (Amateur or Prof). And I expect several similar ranges of filter holders. Also see my post on Multiprisms...
Dec 18, 2012 05:23:19 #
I'm away for Christmas... But I'll give more information on creative filters after Xmas.
Dec 18, 2012 11:36:55 #
Jan 8, 2013 21:52:00 #
Here are some more wacky birds.
The first is a long time exposure plus flash of my pet lovebird getting drunk.
The second is a very Japanese-feeling pic of pied stilts on my local salt marsh. Taken with my favourite 300mm telephoto, handheld... Thanks to Nikon for giving me such a huge ASA number!
The last is a weird alien bird monster... to encourage those who feel creative.
I hope more people will put up some creative bird pictures soon!
The first is a long time exposure plus flash of my pet lovebird getting drunk.
The second is a very Japanese-feeling pic of pied stilts on my local salt marsh. Taken with my favourite 300mm telephoto, handheld... Thanks to Nikon for giving me such a huge ASA number!
The last is a weird alien bird monster... to encourage those who feel creative.
I hope more people will put up some creative bird pictures soon!
My Bird Likes A Drink
Seven Pied Stilts Landing
Monster Bird
Jan 8, 2013 22:19:19 #
Andy Scuba wrote:
I love birds and they make good subjects in New Zealand where there are few resident mammals. Lets see some of the most unusual photos and special effects created from our feathered friends
Really like your #2 Andy. Here is one from Oak Is. North Carolina.
Willet
Jan 8, 2013 22:24:04 #
Naturenut wrote:
Really like your #2 Andy. Here is one from Oak Is. North Carolina.
Andy Scuba wrote:
I love birds and they make good subjects in New Zealand where there are few resident mammals. Lets see some of the most unusual photos and special effects created from our feathered friends
Really like your #2 Andy. Here is one from Oak Is. North Carolina.
I like you picture very much. I'm very fond of photography that has the artwork feel. Please do some more.
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