Must be a different bird than yesterday's post, this one didn't mind being a model. I was drawn by the curving lines and the edge light.
Nikon D200, 70 -200mm 2.8 lens at f2.8 and 1/2000th, ISO 200
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- When my only child went off to college in 2004, I started taking photography classes. First through Continuing Education, then 2 black and white film classes. After that I joined the Bay Area Photo Club and started learning about digital photography. Since the fall of 2009 I have been involved in animal advocacy and rescue and I also photograph homeless animals for 3 different groups. My husband of 33 years is my biggest supporter, in all ways, and I could not pursue this hobby without him.
I like this shot more than the one from yesterday. This one has a simple theme with a well selected and controlled background.
ReplyDeleteThanks Doug. I agree that yesterday's image was not a great flamingo shot, I just thought his/her glare was pretty funny. I am sure if I was held captive in a zoo and had flocks of flamingoes pointing cameras at me, I would have been pretty mad too....
ReplyDeleteI have only seen a few flamingos but I had the prior impression that they were white with a few patches of red. You have educated me that other colors are possible. Or maybe the picture was taken very early or late? The close framing makes a good picture.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Cindy. You must have been channelling you inner Tim Timmis! Gold.
ReplyDeleteThe shallow depth of field really brings your subject forward. I like the simple color pallet.
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