Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Glenn Bartley on February 26, 2013, 10:39:21 am
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Here's one from a setup that I did back in Bolivia in November.
Cheers!
Glenn
(http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/9174/purplishjay01.jpg)
Camera Model: Canon EOS 7D
Shutter speed: 1/125 sec
Aperture: 7.1
ISO: 400
Lens: EF500mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x
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wow that's amazing! where in bolivia?
Graham
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Another wonderful image.
The perch seems familiar - do the birds line up to pose? :D
Tony Jay
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Another wonderful image.
The perch seems familiar - do the birds line up to pose? :D
Tony Jay
They do, because he entices them with promises of untold fame and fortune if they'll pose for him. I can think of no other reasonable explanation for all his winners.
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They do, because he entices them with promises of untold fame and fortune if they'll pose for him. I can think of no other reasonable explanation for all his winners.
That MUST be where I am going wrong! ;)
Tony Jay
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That MUST be where I am going wrong! ;)
Are you purplish with envy, Tony?
Jeremy
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Are you purplish with envy, Tony?
I'll look in the mirror and let you know!
Tony Jay
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Had a look - turns out I was only green with envy!
Tony Jay
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Another outstanding photo Glenn! Thanks again for sharing and for continuing to show us beautiful birds from parts of the world that we do not frequent.
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I guess it is the combination of the zoom lens and aperture that blurs out the background so nicely into a color that is compatible or has a nice relationship with the green of the bush.
I know that Bolivia has a variety of climates ranging from tundra of the high mountain plains to the semi -tropical and tropical climates of the lower areas. There must be quite a variety of bird life, yet this shows the beauty of the more common birds as well.
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...I guess it is the combination of the zoom lens and aperture that blurs out the background...
A very small point: the lens in question is actually a prime - 500mm with a 1.4 times tele-extender.
Tony Jay
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Glenn, your bird photography is consistently excellent and I enjoy clicking on each of your threads as I just know its going to be more than worth it. I rarely if ever shoot birds, but I so admire a good photograph of one that is so well executed. Please keep them coming.