Motion in Stills
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I had gotten bored while waiting for other birds to pass by the pier we were fishing at and I decided to play with some slow shutter photos of the gulls and I managed, after many takes, to get a good wing motion blur shot of this laughing gull.
Spring thaw finally!
I believe that the Flickr community is for sharing and it is not my intention that this photo comes with no information. The reason that none is shown is that I have edited it in Photoshop and have not learned how to save or export the photo with what is equivalent to the EXIF file that is saved in LrC. None of the Adobe info websites or instructional videos that I have viewed seemed to have helped. If there is a way to do that, kindly let me know. Much appreciated.
Room with self-portraits at the Paula Modersohn-Becker exposition in the Schirn in Frankfurt. The reduced lighting led to longer exposure times with a closed-down lens, creating motion blur.
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The art of forward motion is falling over, but before you hit your nose on the ground, alternate feet stop you....... think about it !!
When Little Owls move long distances, they fly of course (as all birds do come to that)(ok not all birds) but when they are on short haul stuff, they walk or run ( the same again for all birds)......... but in all my years of watching birds, I have never seen any other bird do this with such style as a Little Owl :o)
OK, maybe a Puffin comes close LOL
Thanks Maria. I like this Group "Smile on Saturday" so much. I am forever being challenged. I had never done this before. In between appts Tuesday in city I tried my hand at it. I managed a few ok shots, but like this one for group. Thanks Maria for pushing me to forever learn. HSoS everyone. 😊🙋♀️
Today I show You another shot from my shorttrip to the baltic sea, from the beach of Ahrenshoop. Even its a very simple composition it was difficult to create it right. It took my quite a while to find the height of the camera and the angle of view I like.
Heute gibt es noch ein Foto von meinem Kurztrip an die Ostsee vom Strand von Ahrenhoop. So einfach diese Komposition auch ist, so schwer war es doch diese zu gestalten. Es hat eine ganze Weile gedauert, bis ich die Höhe der Kamera und den Blickwinkel gefunden hatte, der mir gefällt.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
Mr and Mrs Mallard Duck.
Mallards mate for life
Best experienced in full screen.
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~Christie
“For this is what we do. Put one foot forward and then the other. Lift our eyes to the snarl and smile of the world once more. Think. Act. feel. Add our little consequence to the tides of good and evil that flood and drain the world. Drag our shadowed crosses into the hope of another night. Push our brave hearts into the promise of a new day. With love; the passionate search for truth other than our own. With longing; the pure, ineffable yearning to be saved. For so long as fate keeps waiting, we live on.”
― Gregory David Roberts, for the book "Shantaram"
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مــــــا للـــغــــريــــب الا هــــلــــه..ويـــــن اللــيـــــالـــي الاولـــــــه..
اشـتـــــــــقـــــــــــت للـــيــــل لـيــــلك قـمـــــر..لـيـــــلك سـحـــــاب..
اشــــتــــقــــــــت للـــــريـــح..للـــريـــــح ولـــــداري..
ردي الـمــــوانـــــي للـبـــحـــــر..والـمــــركـــــب الـســـــاري..
غـــــــريــــــب ابــــــــي داري..
Part # 1
Azuma unit 801201 races north though Morpeth with LNER's 11.30am London Kings Cross - Edinburgh service (1S15).
Shot at 1/6s @ F22, and 100asa. Not for everyone.
Definitely the last upload for a bit 😂
2.57pm, 25th March 2023
getting back to the garden (again ;-)
Another favourite photograph taken by a visiting friend, a wonderful photographer, in winter 2018, and processed by me this week.
The image posted below in the first comment box is also from the series of images taken by my friend during winter 2018.
Sorry about the previous confusing intro!!! :-( Tho I wish I could perform the magic editing imagined... it's beyond me.
Last winter (2019) there was an abundance of wild food and it was also a very mild winter.. so no birds needed feeding here. This year there is real winter... and to my amazement, after 20 months away, the silvereyes returned.. and remembered me. Well... they remembered peanut butter ;-) On their first day back some even nibbled it from my fingers. Now they come to meet me. The brave ones land on my hand to eat, the clever ones find the peanut butter jar in my other hand :-) On the first day one jumped repeatedly on my head but not at all since. Another landed on my lens barrel, looked me straight in the eye, and told me to get on to more important things :-)
here's to patience, trust and peanut butter
happy free from fences friday ;-)
A pair of Ring Necked Ducks are on the move during a March snowfall.
I normally would shoot these BIF shots at a higher shutter speed, but these went from relatviely static subjects to fast moving ones very quickly and with the overcast low-light conditions I was shooting with, I was only at 1/500 and didn't have time to adjust. I honestly found the blur in the wings helped in conveying the element of movement though in the image.
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