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My 'almost' hummer picture
I've made some fairly good hummingbird pictures over the past couple of
years but there's one thing I've never captured --- a male Anna's Hummingbird in full feather. I've had lots in various stages of molt or growing back, but none with the full brilliant head. Yesterday I had a chance and blew it. Here's 'the one that got away'. -- Paddy's Pig |
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Still neat tho Pat. Last Sunday's Register had an article on "Backyard
Birds" The photographer said to use a fast shutter speed - 1/2000 second to stop the movement of the wings???? Me, I just point & click. www.ocregister.com/local for mor photographs by Mark Rightmire. Cheers Wendy "Padraig" wrote in message ... I've made some fairly good hummingbird pictures over the past couple of years but there's one thing I've never captured --- a male Anna's Hummingbird in full feather. I've had lots in various stages of molt or growing back, but none with the full brilliant head. Yesterday I had a chance and blew it. Here's 'the one that got away'. -- Paddy's Pig |
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"Wendy7" wrote in message
... Still neat tho Pat. Last Sunday's Register had an article on "Backyard Birds" The photographer said to use a fast shutter speed - 1/2000 second to stop the movement of the wings???? Me, I just point & click. Hahahaha! Thanks Wendy. Actually I often do the same thing. You've seen some of my hummer pics and most of them aren't bad. But in this case I just couldn't react fast enough or get close enough for a decent picture. But don't worry. He's in the neighborhood and I'm sure he'll be back and maybe I'll be ready for him when he comes. :-) Pat |
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My 'almost' hummer picture
Nice purple blob. I get a lot of those too. :-)
-- £û©Â§ (affligé avec la fièvre de colibri) "I have no idea what it's called, it just looks nice" -- "Padraig" wrote in message ... I've made some fairly good hummingbird pictures over the past couple of years but there's one thing I've never captured --- a male Anna's Hummingbird in full feather. I've had lots in various stages of molt or growing back, but none with the full brilliant head. Yesterday I had a chance and blew it. Here's 'the one that got away'. -- Paddy's Pig |
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"Padraig" wrote in message
... I've made some fairly good hummingbird pictures over the past couple of years but there's one thing I've never captured --- a male Anna's Hummingbird in full feather. I've had lots in various stages of molt or growing back, but none with the full brilliant head. Yesterday I had a chance and blew it. Here's 'the one that got away'. -- Paddy's Pig Yes, I think few folks know just how hard it is to get a fully illuminated gorget... EVERYTHING has to be just right... I consider it the Holy Grail... I've gotten two or three over time, now, but it took an UNTOLD number of attempts to get them, and even ones that are nearly fully illuminated, but still crisp aren't easy to get... Very rewarding, though, as I'm sure you know!!! You've done some GREAT work here... And I always look forward to your latest images... -- Jan Owen To reach me directly, remove the Z, if one appears in my e-mail address... Latitude: 33.6 Longitude: -112.3 http://community.webshots.com/user/janowen21 |
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"Jan Owen" wrote in message
... Yes, I think few folks know just how hard it is to get a fully illuminated gorget... EVERYTHING has to be just right... I consider it the Holy Grail... I've gotten two or three over time, now, but it took an UNTOLD number of attempts to get them, and even ones that are nearly fully illuminated, but still crisp aren't easy to get... Very rewarding, though, as I'm sure you know!!! You've done some GREAT work here... And I always look forward to your latest images... Thanks very much Jan. I appreciate it. -- Paddy's Pig |
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My 'almost' hummer picture
"Padraig" wrote in message ... I've made some fairly good hummingbird pictures over the past couple of years but there's one thing I've never captured --- a male Anna's Hummingbird in full feather. I've had lots in various stages of molt or growing back, but none with the full brilliant head. Yesterday I had a chance and blew it. Here's 'the one that got away'. -- Paddy's Pig HAHAHAHA! We're just back from a very wet and windy weekend in Kent - the Garden of England. thinks - I wish I'd had the nous to take pictures of my friend's beautiful grass garden and this picture has cheered me up no end! Mary |
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