Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: telyt on January 07, 2014, 10:54:45 am
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A common bird in my Sacramento County (California) yard:
(http://www.wildlightphoto.com/birds/trochilidae/calypte/anhumm06.jpg)
Main light was sun filtered through a redwood tree on the left, secondary light was a barn-sized reflector on the right. Equipment: Leica R8/DMR, Leica 280mm f/4 APO-Telyt-R. Thanks for looking, all comments are welcome.
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This is so sharp it cuts my eyes looking at it! Great work!
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This is so sharp it cuts my eyes looking at it! Great work!
Thanks! It amazes me how they can hold their head perfectly still while everything else is vibrating at 60 Hz.
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Wonderful focus. My attempts at manual focus on birds with a 50D are in no danger of appearing here, or anywhere.
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Spectacular. I can't imagine the patience and the work you went to to get this! Thanks for sharing.
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Spectacular. I can't imagine the patience and the work you went to to get this! Thanks for sharing.
I can imagine and for that knowledge I applaud your work.....
Peter
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Wow! Stunning!
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Beautiful! I love these birds (my backyard is your backyard, more or less).
Brian
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Great picture, great work!
Best regards
Erik
A common bird in my Sacramento County (California) yard:
(http://www.wildlightphoto.com/birds/trochilidae/anhumm06.jpg)
Main light was sun filtered through a redwood tree on the left, secondary light was a barn-sized reflector on the right. Equipment: Leica R8/DMR, Leica 280mm f/4 APO-Telyt-R. Thanks for looking, all comments are welcome.
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Stunning.
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Well done! Anna's are daily visitors to the feeder we have mounted on our kitchen window.
There used to be a guy on Flickr who did a lot of hummingbirds with a custom four-flash setup, but he's been gone for a couple of years now.
Mike.
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Very nice! I'd love to see it in 16x20!
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Thanks for all the comments! I certainly plan on printing this large :)
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Thanks for all the comments! I certainly plan on printing this large :)
Yes, it absolutely deserves a large print!
Tony Jay