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Related: About this forumFlaps down, reverse thrust, and prepare to ......... have lunch!
One in a series of "hummingbird loves daisies" photos.
They move so fast that it's hard to even find them, let alone focus.
I want to give Nikon credit for their autofocus with the (old) Coolpix. I aimed, clicked and hoped for the best, and mostly got it. Enjoy!
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Flaps down, reverse thrust, and prepare to ......... have lunch! (Original Post)
usonian
Jun 2022
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niyad
(113,095 posts)1. Just. . .WOW. Thank you so much.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,534 posts)2. That's a great catch, my dear usonian!
The motion is emphasized by the blurred wings.
Quite dramatic!
And I did enjoy.
usonian
(9,708 posts)5. It takes really fast sutter speed to stop the wing motion.
I can't do it with my "slow" zoom lens.
And yes, the blur works nicely!
(counts blessings)
tblue37
(65,227 posts)3. ?? I don't see a photo in your post.
usonian
(9,708 posts)6. Might be a slow internet connection between you and imgbb.com
or some network or filtering problem.
LoisB
(7,188 posts)4. Wonderful!
wyn borkins
(1,109 posts)7. A Winning Composition
And a truly amazing capture
Focused on the hummingbirds body
While letting her wings work their magic
Yet capturing the flowers in amazing detail
ShazzieB
(16,291 posts)8. Very nice pic!
brer cat
(24,529 posts)9. Very nice!