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So viele Stecker! :-) Von dem ganz rechts sind noch zusätzlich vier gleiche (im Hintergrund) vorhanden.
Strip-twisted wire is made by wrapping a strip around a thin wire core, removing the core, and then rolling to wire. This is a "pseudo-wire", and is really a type of tube.
"Whether slick light sharp high bright thin quick sour new and cool or low deep sweet thick dark soft slow smooth heavy old and warm...."
This wire-crested thorntail / rabudito crestado was photographed at WildSumaco Lodge, Guamanà Napo Ecuador
I love how the English language common name for this bird incorporates the males' very top feature - the thin, wiry feathers at the top of its head - and the very bottom feature on both males and females, the sharply pointed, "thorn-like" shape of its tail tips.
This photograph was obtained at a facility with no wildlife in captivity. Some birds, mammals, and insects were drawn within photographic range by the provision of various carefully maintained foods appropriate to the species and habitat. Natural foods were also abundantly available in the area within and around the facility.
Usually, I work hard to eliminate overhewd wires from my photos, often resorting to Photoshop to remove them when they interfere with what I am interested in showing. This is especially so when I am working on architectural shots.
We were visiting Clarksburg, ON on Thursday and I noticed all the wires overhead which caught my interest, especially with the dark blue sky and clouds behind them. So I decised to focus on them and see what I could do, intentionally putting them into the frame.
Now I am trying to figure out if they work best in colour or B&W. I can't say I have a real preference, although I am leaning towards the B&W images.
There are four shots in this series. I would value your opinion and any critique on how the shots could have been improved.
don't know why i wanted to take it. But still. just feel so many wire like the life.and the sky is blue and clean. i guess these are phone wire not electric wire.