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A female Ruby-throated hummingbird resting on a chinese hat plant at Castellow Hammock Park in Miami, FL.
A Ruby-throated hummingbird (male) hovers in mid-air while feeding on the nectar from a vibrant blue flower. Lush green foliage surrounds the scene, creating a natural backdrop for this moment of nature!!
Waiting his turn! This Ruby-throated hummingbird hovered just long enough in front of the feeder for me to grab the shot. He was competing with a couple of Black-chinned hummers on the feeder. Some of the hummers are so territorial chasing each other about.
Red like roses fills my dreams and brings me to the place you rest.
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I am overwhelmed! My RWBY build was featured on The Brothers Brick and overall you guys seem to like it! Thanks! Here is closer look at Ruby and another photo featuring the grimm will be up soon, too.
It's my parents Ruby Wedding Anniversary next weekend. Here is the card I have made for them. They're still going strong after 40 years, something worth aspiring to I think ;-)
I know the idea is not new but I really like the effect and hope they will too.
image by FUCO UEDA
it is December 15th and the new issue #13 (and last issue of the year !) is up! this months artists are: fuco ueda, adam bernales, maja sten, matteo montanari, moira hahn, julia galdo, toby tam, jonas paul wilisch, brent wadden, christine mladic and shannon rankin. enjoy!
Ruby Mag
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Raymond's Ontario Nature Photography Tours
Let me know if you would like to give this a try!
ray@raymondbarlow.com
Nikon D810 ,Nikkor 200-400mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S VR
1/640s f/4.0 at 400.0mm iso2500
A ruby-throated hummingbird rests on a delicate perch surrounded by a decorative red frame. The background consists of a soft, blurred gradient, enhancing the focus on the bird's iridescent green feathers!!!
I have had a cute little Ruby Crowned Kinglet visiting one of my suet feeders all winter. I have taken many photos of him hoping he would flash his crown of red feathers but have only managed one shot where he did so. I haven't seen him this week and wonder if he has started migrating back to wherever he came from. Hopefully he will be back next year and will be a little less shy in showing his red crown.
Nikon D500, Sigma 150-600mm Sports lens, 600mm, f/6.3, 1/1000, ISO 800. Nikon SB-5000 flash using Auto FP High-Speed Sync mode.
This was my second visit to this beach this week during my workshop with Kurt Budliger. Everything seemed less “forced” tonight. The gloomy weather seemed to have scared away a lot of the photographers that were plaguing this beach a few nights earlier.
This workshop had some of the greatest people I have met in my photography travels to date. Great bunch, great humour, GREAT photographers and lots of laughs. I also learn so much of the “intangible” on these workshops. It is mind blowing to see a great instructor create art before your eyes, and show you just how close you are… (yet so far!) It really is the little adjustments that seem to make the biggest difference… And I was starting to grasp this concept better on this night.
The end result is a blend of three images. One for the sky, one for mostly everything else and the final image was consisted mostly of the centre rock next to the sun which had a wonderful glow wrapping around it.