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the drive through drug business is alive and well in Vancouver.
just another sunday morning in the DTES.
there's definitely no logic
to human behaviour
but yet so irresistible
there is no map
to human behaviour
Tit for tat, do unto others, one good turn deserves another. These are only some of the familiar expressions which articulate the belief that #reciprocity is a basic principle of #social_interactions
#Five_year_olds enforce #reciprocal_behavior in social interactions the #children come to recognize reciprocity as a norm between the ages of 3 and 5.
Images taken by the fantastic www.ianboddy.co.uk for the Mamas & Papas AW 2011 collection.
How gorgeous is my baby girl and what a smiler.
Copyright: M&P, Ian Boddy
Tit eating a grub. Shot to demonstrate the possibilities of a non-VR 300mm lens handheld. I am about 3,5 metres away from the tit. Compared to the magpie underneath – albeit a larger crop – the size of the subject really matters. I was further away (about 5,5 metres) from the magpie with the same focal length, yet you keep more details on a larger subject – the magpie – than a smaller subject, the great tit.
Bird photography can be insanely difficult and/or costly (400mm, 500mm and 600mm lenses go up in price exponentially…)
Edited:
- 75% crop from the frame (3:2)
- No lenshood (Cloudy overcast sky)
- Whitebalance Auto
- Handheld
- ISO800, 1/160 (officially too slow, shutterspeed should be inverse / divided by the length of your lens i.e 1/300)
- Add contrast, blacks, recovery of whites
- Duplicate layer
- Freaking Amazing Detail (2,5) plug-in
- Masked layer, apply FAD only on bird
- Topaz DeNoise, RAW Light
- Saturate yellow with saturate tool
- Save as JPEG, Quality 12