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A female or an immature male rub-throated hummingbird at Lettuce Lake Park, Tampa, FL.
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Well, too cute to pass by without taking an image. It's been some time since I've used a strobe but I wanted to underexpose the background.
Opportunist shot someone else shouted its hovering, I had to be quick, hence the slower shutter speed
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As previously stated on the last photo I posted from this batch, the focal length reported by Exif is incorrect due to my failure to enter the correct focal length of 105mm into the camera, as the lens used had no electronics, sorry folks.
Rufous Hummingbird (Female) in Sedona, AZ.
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Canon R, CMH-200,Mitutoyo x5.
1/160sec,iso 100.
Helicon, P.S.
Ogglab lighting tunnel.
Mjkzz Ultra rail.
149 shots,@ 20um.
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Went out birding a few weeks ago and came across a small flock of mountain bluebirds. I don't know about anyone else, but I can't look at a bluebird without smiling. They would fly about and hover in place, then gracefully fly down for whatever was calling for them. Over and over they would perform this routine, so it gave me lots of practice capturing them. LOL.
I chose this image today because it marks 1 year since the passing of my mom, a very emotional day for me. She was my rock. She also happened to love the birds and would watch them from our window at the feeders. This image made me smile ... it brought back a reminder that she's always with me, hovering over and guiding me through everything that she taught me through life. I truly miss her every moment of every day, but I know she's here with me. Thanks for letting me verbalize what today means to me ... and how the image relates. © Debbie Tubridy Photography
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This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Hover
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Flotter
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I've been practicing my hummingbird photography with the Z9 and both the 500PF and 800PF lens, and I've been very pleased with the results. In the past with my DSLR's, I've had mixed results keeping these little dynamos in focus. Now, with the Z9, my keeper rate has gone up exponentially. I'm so looking forward to getting them on some flowers!
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A juvenile osprey hovers overhead as it searches for a tasty fish dinner.
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Male Snowy doing odd unexpected hover, like he was going to land close by to us but he made a turn last minute and flew off. This was the only shot I got of the experience as I wasn't really prepared for him to fly this way! lol!!
Canon R, Kenko #5,Mitutoyo x5.
1/8sec,iso100.
Helicon,P.S.
x3 Lume cube panels.
Mjkzz Ultra rail.
189 shots,@ 20um.
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