Hummingbird migration in full swing
The ruby throated hummingbirds have been active this year during migration. I set up a very low tech photo op placing two vases with lantana and hyacinth bean under one of my feeders. Those shots are from the set-up. I hope to improve these shots in the coming days. It was cloudy most of the day thus the rather "flashed" look of the shots. In fact, I even had to attach my beamer to the flash for some extra power. The first three were from yesterday though when it was sunny so no beamer on those.
I have some more but I will share those in a different post. This one already has quite a few images. Tally ho!
I have some more but I will share those in a different post. This one already has quite a few images. Tally ho!
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Thanks Mike. I am heading out again into the wilds of my backyard to get some more and hopefully in better light.
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Very nice Stephen! Waiting on more.
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Thanks Bob. I tried to get some more shots but neither the light nor the hummingbirds would really cooperate.
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Very good set, Stephen.
Thanks Dan. I like number 4. It's one of the better female RTH images I have.
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Thanks Dan. Much appreciated
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Thanks Harv. What is curious about that last one is that I had just shot an image before taking that shot and my flash hadn't had enough time to recycle so the image was very underexposed. However, RAW processing saved that one!
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