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nathanm
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2 Nov 2007, 04:44 am »
I always take care of my parent's bird Wiley when they're out of town, so this last time I thought I'd try out drphoto's loaner Fuji 210mm lens for some parakeet portraiture. I used an open shutter in "T" mode and popped a handheld flash for the light source. It turned out pretty good I think. There's a sort of 1930's movie star quality to it. This is a scan but I also did some silver prints. Didn't do much in Photoshop on this one. He wasn't too scared of all the commotion and stayed pretty still. A good thing too, because if he decided to jump to a different perch I'd be hosed.
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2 Nov 2007, 06:19 am »
That's a really nice shot - he wants to know who I am
unfortunately I didn't get this vulture's eyes at the Renaissance Festival
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8 Nov 2007, 10:56 am »
Shooting a bird with 4x5 (even in a cage) seems like a challenge! That, however, is a budgerigar (isn't it??)
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8 Nov 2007, 06:44 pm »
Yep, budgie\budgerigar\parakeet all essentially the same thing. It wasn't too hard to shoot because he was tired and shagged out after a long squwak.
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