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In uno dei posti più belli delle nostre dolomiti, alcuni piccoli laghetti si trasformano in specchi... scrigni in cui sembra essersi riversato un po' di cielo... per colmare le distanze fra mondi lontani
Foto dal mio archivio, Buona giornata
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A gray hairstrak butterfly Strymon melinus on flowers in a vacant lot in Tucson, Arizona. Lensbaby Velvet 56.
2024-05-12 5305-CR3-L1T1
Not the prettiest of birds but this is what flew in front of my lens on Sunday evening at Grand River Park and I liked the background.
A majestic great gray owl perches on a birch tree branch. Its striking yellow eyes and intricate feather patterns are beautifully captured in the woodland setting!!!
I photographed a Gray Seedeater (Sporophila intermedia) during an urban photo walk through Restrepo, in the Department of Meta in Colombia. The bird perches on a rusty horizontal wire that runs across the frame, grounding the composition while soft green distance dissolves into clean bokeh. Slate plumage shifts from charcoal crown to silvery flanks, a peach bill and dark eye bringing a calm, watchful mood.
I worked low and parallel to the perch to keep the plane of focus tidy across the face and shoulder. A shallow depth of field isolated the subject, a fast shutter preserved fine texture, and slight negative compensation protected the light bill. I timed exposures between small gusts, letting the wire’s straight line anchor the image and guide the gaze.
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Not my best photograph by far but this was a life bird and I was not able to get any closer nor able to get any flight shots. Found this bird and its mate at Rio Grande Village Campground in Big Bend National Park.
A native of India, the gray francolin was introduced to Hawaii as a game bird in 1958. Though frequently heard, the color and pattern of this bird’s plumage ensures it visually vanishes a few feet into the brush.
Known as the Gray Plover in the Old World and as the Black-bellied Plover in the New. Bayshore Park.
In the serene embrace of Hacienda Montecristo's verdant landscape, the Gray-crowned Yellowthroat (Geothlypis poliocephala) presented itself as a perfect subject against a tapestry of greens. This shot from Santa Rosa de Copán encapsulates the essence of quiet moments that nature offers. The bird's vibrant yellow underparts and distinct gray crown contrast harmoniously with the surrounding foliage, a testament to the region's diverse ecosystem.
From a technical standpoint, capturing the delicate details of this elusive creature required a synergy of patience and precise timing. The soft, diffused lighting of the early morning provided a natural softbox, enhancing the bird's subtle features without the harshness of direct sunlight. The shallow depth of field focuses the eye squarely on the bird, creating a bokeh effect that accentuates its prominence. This photograph is not just a visual record; it represents a fleeting connection with the wild, a reminder of the tranquility and beauty that lie in the patience of bird photography.
©2022 Adam Rainoff