Ablomato falcon
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I disagree so freakin' much about the DOF. It's a bird "portrait" and having the shallow DOF makes it special. Otherwise it's just another shot of a bird's head. Meh, boring...
BTW you were pretty darned close for this shot. How'd you get so close? I can see you in the bird's eye.
Okay, thanks. I rather like the way it came out; a tighter aperture wouldn't have given me the background that resulted (even though it's probably more "blur" than "bokeh" per another thread).
This is one of the birds of Wildlife Revealed. I've been sucking up to the owner to get the opportunity to take pictures of hawks, vultures and owls. The owl I've posted pics of before is also one the birds.
I keep getting animals with my reflection in the iris. I'm thinking of starting a series
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I disagree so freakin' much about the DOF. It's a bird "portrait" and having the shallow DOF makes it special. Otherwise it's just another shot of a bird's head. Meh, boring...
BTW you were pretty darned close for this shot. How'd you get so close? I can see you in the bird's eye.
Okay, thanks. I rather like the way it came out; a tighter aperture wouldn't have given me the background that resulted (even though it's probably more "blur" than "bokeh" per another thread).
This is one of the birds of Wildlife Revealed. I've been sucking up to the owner to get the opportunity to take pictures of hawks, vultures and owls. The owl I've posted pics of before is also one the birds.
I keep getting animals with my reflection in the iris. I'm thinking of starting a series
Cool idea.
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