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Wolter Steenkamp posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Brown-hooded Kingfisher
I love how the bokeh helps to emphasize the bird
It was already early evening and the sun was gone, so besides pushing the limits of the camera, I’m happy with the photo’s sharpness and colour.
Sony A7iii
100-400m
190mm
ISO4000
f 8,0
1/1000#WildlifePhotography
#BirdPhotography
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DPC posted in the group Pet Photography
Excellent video on basic pet photography:
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Renate Laaks posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Thickbilled weaver female foraging in a White Stinkwood tree.
Thickbilled weavers mainly occur in the eastern parts (KZN and Eastern Cape) of South Africa but there is a small isolated population in Gauteng. They eat insects, fruit and hard-shelled seeds that they open with their strong beaks. This hen is enjoying the hard seeds of a white…Read More
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Many thanks, Bruna!
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Renate Laaks posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Cape White-eye foraging in Wild Peach tree
Settings: 1/2000, f8.0, ISO3200, 580mm
#WildlifePhotography #BirdPhotography #AvianPhotography #UrbanWildlife
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Thanks for posting, Renate! The image is well-exposed, showcasing ample detail where it matters most, especially the bright, lively eye. While the background is slightly busy, the sharpness in the facial area and the impressive feather detail create a strong visual impact. The colour palette is harmonious, and the crop complements the composition nicely.
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Thank you, Bruna!
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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Why AI-Generated Wildlife
The Erosion of Authentic Wildlife Storytelling
In wildlife photography, there exists an unspoken agreement between photographer and viewer: the image represents a real moment captured in nature. Such photographs are often the result of patience, deep knowledge of animal behaviour, and significant effort in…Read More
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The photographer David Plowden passed away on 4 May at the age 93. He work features Industry and transportation. What an exquisite body of work to leave as a legacy.
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The image is sharp where it matters most, and the dramatic angle works beautifully, keeping the viewer’s attention focused on the subject’s well-exposed eye. The natural framing created by the tree’s branches and the treat adds visual interest. Overall, the image is clean, engaging, and well-presented.