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the eye and the rat snake...

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the eye and the rat snake sent on June 27, 2012 (14:08) by Sergio Luzzini e Luigi Meroni. 77 comments, 26352 views.  [editors pick]

, 1/320 f/8.0, ISO 500, tripod. Specie: Burhinus oedicnemus




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avatarjunior
sent on June 28, 2012 (11:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Spectacular! Congratulations, sharpness and color point of shooting the scene ... how that turned out? :)

avatarsenior
sent on June 29, 2012 (0:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Eila, what a show! Wow!

Your shots always excited ...


Hello
Mauro

avatarjunior
sent on June 29, 2012 (8:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The image was taken in the north of Sardinia. As in most of this area, the vegetation allows the construction of sheds fixed that, even if approximate values ??(in our case it is a simple sheet mimetic with two supports), are practically invisible both to humans to that subject. For photos were required five sessions of three hours each, from 6 am to 9 am. Chaiaramente that of the rat snake was a fluke, and could not be otherwise ..... but sometimes it takes. The Importane is to be prepared but the scene has lasted more than a few seconds and then the time will have been granted. How did it end? ... I'm sorry for the supporters of non-intervention, but if it were not enough the pair of eyes would intervene heavy artillery.
A greeting.
Sergio and Luigi

avatarsupporter
sent on June 29, 2012 (20:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A really great shot!

avatarsupporter
sent on June 30, 2012 (10:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

wow wow wow! ..... beautiful

avatarjunior
sent on June 30, 2012 (10:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The photo is beautiful.
the picture is not discussed bella.pero just want to understand why some pictures do the nests are massacred unpleasant comments, I'd like to clarify once and for all the nests which are to be respected and which are not, given that the eye is not a person who is in abondazza, that's all, a greeting

I agree with Peter
Greetings
Mark

user726
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sent on June 30, 2012 (11:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with Peter and Mark-F

avatarjunior
sent on June 30, 2012 (21:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bravo sergio still lessons photo

avatarsenior
sent on July 02, 2012 (9:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great time, great compo and angle.

Compliments
Luca

avataradmin
sent on July 02, 2012 (9:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations again for the splendid shot and thanks for the explanation on the "behind the scenes" :-)

I take this opportunity to invite all to continue the discussion in a calm and friendly, without being in the usual clash "nest nest vs no" ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on July 02, 2012 (9:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

view now, I was beginning to ask what you did and the answer was the usual piece of experience from 90 + dedication + capacity!

the oft-abused term "another level" with you instead is perfectly true, so shots show the way (the simple amateur like me) who is then either try to take each one individually ;-) cheers!

avatarsenior
sent on July 02, 2012 (10:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

for once I find myself in agreement with the choice of the photo of the week, ricommento:
a masterpiece, expressiveness, the airy, three-dimensionality, composition, sharpness, colors and when caught are great!!

user13306
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sent on July 02, 2012 (11:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I note that in the forum, in the midst of an uncountable number of great photos, from time to time someone not only makes photos sometimes questionable, though beautiful, but also wants to publish and hear good.
Very often, however, sometimes rightly, this expectation is disappointed, and apart from some critics.
Some stand as champions of nature and attack, "this is not done, that is morally harmful, I do so, it should be done like that, I do it out of love" etc..
In that part of the answer that usually there is at pains to demonstrate their faith supreme nature, "you do not know who I am, who knows me knows I photograph to show the beauty of nature, I have thirty years of experience I know evaluate which nest is photographed and what is not "etc..
It 's our world, the world we live in, full of graAOgnuno has the right to do what he likes, but always respect the freedom of others or, to simplify into a single concept, respect for the law.
Not always we reason, but we are all aware of the world in which we live? Of the suffering farm animals, meat and fur? But they are not gruesome even the terms "meat and fur?" We are all aware of what they are doing some hunters? Of what they do some fishing? And what they do in the cave? Than destroying the speculators? And I will not dwell on other categories. We are a country where we accept all this, because, beyond the general opposition of the facade, such as associations of certain so-called "environmental", there appears to be no real fight to the above. Yet, in a country like this, where nothing is realmind that to oppose the above, go to philosophize on baits, photoshop, and nests.
Having set out my thoughts, I think:
a) the photo, then deleted, the pullo of the buzzard nest was deeply flawed, not because you can take pictures of the nests, but because it violated the most basic rules of photography to the nest. Those photos are made at a distance, climb the tree on which the nest is located is simply absurd, even more so when endorsed by some rangers. What speaks volumes about their competence.
If instead of demonizing the photo to the nest should be taught how to do such things would not occur.
b) the photo of Bonelli's eagle with pigeon bound, probably still alive (see the eyes), www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=en&cat=singola&t=167264 notis a good example: the photos of this type were already more than thirty years ago the greatest nature photographers Italian time (Galasso, Ruiu), with hawks and eagles, but at a time when he had not yet developed a real and widespread natural sensitivity. I do not think it is a good example because, together with other similar situations mentioned above, contributes to building and sustaining a tourism fotonaturalistico detrimental to the growth of the inner nature photographer, that doing so can not even understand what is behind all this. It is one thing to organize a photographic shed a charnel house or wintering cranes, other heavy interact with a natural predator with a delicate balance. Okay that business is business, but it takes some limits, especially on the part of the employees. Organize it biologi and rangers with laudable goals? Well! If, one-off did photograph a friend or acquaintance, free of charge, I believe that it is in good faith. Since, however, as is, for a fee, I have to question. If it is not degenerate right now, this thing also which I doubt, wait a bit, 'the lust of gain will do the rest. Then the laughable excuse of a foraging Bonelli. The Eagles are not vultures. And what a beautiful foraging in a very rare species, a city chock full of toxic pigeon diseases. And this, finally, to what end? Take pictures all the same, on the same roost, with the approval utter.
A bill was Ruiu and Galasso had to look for the eagle and goshawk, create the situation, building the ambush, and especially then take the pigeon, look into his eyes, take responsinner ability to bind him, touch the being of which were decreed death, but at least bringing into play, getting his hands dirty. Another is come, pay, photographers, you go. Flying on an ethical issue as big as a house. Just for the record, even at the level of falconry, at least in Europe, it is absolutely impossible to launch a pigeon in a peregrine falcon in training. That falconers (sic), for a number of reasons have developed sensitivity to meet the domestic pigeon polluted polluting the city.
In short, nature photography in a destructive consumerism linked to excess money and fake hands are clean, just the one that created the world distorted and dark times in which we live.
c) the pictures to the nest with eggs are very risky, much more than those with small and I have notnever seen nests with abandoned children, although very disturbed, if the cause of the disorder a good time to cease, while I've seen abandoned eggs, so a picture like that I think it is wrong at least publish it on a general forum, with a large following and without specialization. I would have still seen in science, but to the gallery forum, does not bring anything to anyone, least of all those who made it, apart from a few fleeting praise.
Then I think of the inadequacy of the responses of those who self-declares its superiority, but at least take pictures that wants to do, and is not to be hypocritical to criticize others who do the same things.
In my opinion, in fact, the worst is these, the self-referential to the Marchese del Grillo, who "I know me, and you thirst n'caxxo nun", to clarify, those who make risky photos, but somethe mask and then the bacchettano who does the same photos but does not have the malice of camuffarle.
And I do another striking example, taking a cue from Occhiato, always www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=en&cat=singola&t=167264, but I do not want too, that for him as for some who are in some environmental groups, often at the top, type Ebn.
Occhiato, take beautiful photos, you know the animals that few photographers like, you have a total technical competence and maturity, but this does not seem to help you grow, it 'as naturalist, I' in human terms. In this particular case, all you do is hide behind a finger. Criticize others, but when you rightly criticize for the use that you admit you make calls, you use to philosophize between "wide" and use "every now and then." And what is the line? "About twenty species in all," you say.So make references to "About twenty species" okay, no more. You've established you? Can you tell us please on the basis of what criteria, other than your opinion?
But do not you think sopravvalutarti a little? You who criticize those who make photos to the nest.
The self-reference, as already said, is not enough. First, cosiccome (you, that "like" take a picture with references) on the basis of your experience, with no relief of any kind, let alone scientific, believe that "twenty species" is going well, there is the one who likes take pictures nests and that based on your experience, feel you know how to do these photos.
But then, let me also to opine on the veracity of when you say "NEVER when we are around the nests."
But do not you think you're kidding yourself, as well as those who read,with these white lies?
And the images of people in the act of building a nest where you made, if not a few meters from the nest?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/42055849, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/42178355
And the images of subjects with the cue, how far are the nest?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/135968841, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/125647461
And all those territorial males in wedding dress singing their hearts out and make the wheel with the tail?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/125291518, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/143437508
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/104896632, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/61514156
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/58844089.
Much better Meroni and Luzzini at least take their responsibility and not try to deny the obvious.
Advice. "Free". You, like all the others. Put aside the hypocrisy and leaves to others the freedom to make mistakes as you are free to make mistakes, that is trying to be more consistent. Keep doing your photos, perhaps avoiding, as you do, (you and some others, also known, major associations), to use the calls near the nest, but not in the breeding season, since you believe that the same does not go well (in fact, and not dwell on to explain why, no good ever). Then organize your wonderful travels, raccontaceli of Juza if you want toand let us dream, but you and others, do not criticize before criticizing yourself, believe me, do not make us a great figure.
Finally, you convince yourself and others that the fact to be an excellent photographer of birds, or a skilled birdwatcher or officer of an association called environmentalist, does not, automatically, anything.
Maturity, natural and / or human, are another matter, and shall be demonstrated in practice.
Believe me, these attitudes and professors, forgive, a little 'presumptuous, one can not take it anymore.

Ps I apologize for leaving the length and the tone is not benevolent, I carefully tried not to use offensive words even if sometimes not soft, but if I had missed something, however, guarantee that this was not the intent, however, say the utmost respect for each one (but also forthe intelligence of all, that she, poor thing, deserves respect, and should not be offended). Greetings.


avatarsupporter
sent on July 02, 2012 (13:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Shooting super as always!

avatarsenior
sent on July 03, 2012 (13:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

your photos are always at the top ... in everything.
In addition to this subject is not common is the particularity of the beautiful pose and the moment that make shooting exciting.

What can I say ... just many many compliments

user684
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sent on July 03, 2012 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

standinovescion for Julius iannacciwow! wow! quotone with triple somersault especially in the final part refers to Occhiato.
point


I note that in the forum, in the midst of an uncountable number of great photos, from time to time someone not only makes photos sometimes questionable, though beautiful, but also wants to publish and hear good.
Very often, however, sometimes rightly, this expectation is disappointed, and apart from some critics.
Some stand as champions of nature and attack, "this is not done, that is morally harmful, I do so, it should be done like that, I do it out of love" etc..
In that part of the answer that usually there is at pains to demonstrate their faith supreme nature, "you do not know who I am, who knows me knows I photograph per to show the beauty of nature, I have thirty years of experience, I know that assess nest is photographed and what is not "etc..
It 's our world, the world we live in, full of great hypocrisy. No photographer, the better, nobody does anything for nothing. E 'in our nature. The things we do, all, we do it because we love doing it, because we have some gratification, period.
Then maybe we can find some good mental loopholes, like the hunters who hunt because they love nature, or that of those who keep animals in captivity to protect the wild ones, and even those who photograph wildlife to show its beauty to the world. Do not just say "I like to hunt", "I like to keep animals," "I like taking pictures of nature." Living in this world of children there will never grow.
We all Sidede are what we do because we love it. Point.
Assumiamocene responsibility, without giving the blame on those who do not like our own things.
Everyone has the right to do what he likes, but always respect the freedom of others or, to simplify into a single concept, respect for the law.
Not always we reason, but we are all aware of the world in which we live? Of the suffering farm animals, meat and fur? But they are not gruesome even the terms "meat and fur?" We are all aware of what they are doing some hunters? Of what they do some fishing? And what they do in the cave? Than destroying the speculators? And I will not dwell on other categories. We are a country where we accept all this, because, beyond genresthat opposition facade, like those of certain associations so-called "environmental", there appears to be no real fight to the above. Yet, in a country like this, where nothing is actually done to oppose the above, go to philosophize on baits, photoshop, and nests.
Having set out my thoughts, I think:
a) the photo, then deleted, the pullo of the buzzard nest was deeply flawed, not because you can take pictures of the nests, but because it violated the most basic rules of photography to the nest. Those photos are made at a distance, climb the tree on which the nest is located is simply absurd, even more so when endorsed by some rangers. What speaks volumes about their competence.
If instead of demonizing the photo to the nest should be taught how to do such things would not occur.
b) the photo of Bonelli's eagle with pigeon bound, probably still alive (see the eyes), www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=en&cat=singola&t=167264, it is not a good example of this type the photo were already more than thirty years ago the greatest nature photographers Italian time (Galasso, Ruiu), with hawks and eagles, but at a time when he had not yet developed a real and widespread natural sensitivity. I do not think it is a good example because, together with other similar situations mentioned above, contributes to building and sustaining a tourism fotonaturalistico detrimental to the growth of the inner nature photographer, that doing so can not even understand what is behind all this. It is one thing to organize a photo shoot in a charnel house or shed cranes wintering, another Interactand in a very heavy with a natural predator with a delicate balance. Okay that business is business, but it takes some limits, especially on the part of the employees. The organizing biologists and foresters with laudable goals? Well! If, one-off did photograph a friend or acquaintance, free of charge, I believe that it is in good faith. Since, however, as is, for a fee, I have to question. If it is not degenerate right now, this thing also which I doubt, wait a bit, 'the lust of gain will do the rest. Then the laughable excuse of a foraging Bonelli. The Eagles are not vultures. And what a beautiful foraging in a very rare species, a city chock full of toxic pigeon diseases. And this, finally, to what end? Take pictures all the same, on the same roost, with the approval utter.
A bill was RuiuGalasso and had to look for the eagle and goshawk, create the situation, building the ambush, and especially then take the pigeon, look into his eyes, take responsibility inner tie, touch the being of which were decreeing death, but at least bringing into play, getting his hands dirty. Another is come, pay, photographers, you go. Flying on an ethical issue as big as a house. Just for the record, even at the level of falconry, at least in Europe, it is absolutely impossible to launch a pigeon in a peregrine falcon in training. That falconers (sic), for a number of reasons have developed sensitivity to meet the domestic pigeon polluted polluting the city.
In short, nature photography in a destructive consumerism linked to excess money and fake hands are clean, justthe one that created the world distorted and dark period in which we live.
c) the pictures to the nest with eggs are very risky, much more than those with small, I have never seen nests with abandoned children, although very disturbed, if the cause of the disorder a good time to cease, while I've seen abandoned with eggs , so a picture like that I think it is wrong at least publish it on a general forum, with a large following and without specialization. I would have still seen in science, but to the gallery forum, does not bring anything to anyone, least of all those who made it, apart from a few fleeting praise.
Then I think of the inadequacy of the responses of those who self-declares its superiority, but at least take pictures that wants to do, and is not to be hypocritical to criticize others who do the same things.
In my opinion, in fact, the worstit is these, the self-referential to the Marchese del Grillo, who "I know me, and you thirst n'caxxo nun", to clarify, those who make photo risky, but then the mask and then bacchettano who does the same photos but does not have the malice of camuffarle.
And I do another striking example, taking a cue from Occhiato, always www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=en&cat=singola&t=167264, but I do not want too, that for him as for some who are in some organizations environmental groups, often at the top, type Ebn.
Occhiato, take beautiful photos, you know the animals that few photographers like, you have a total technical competence and maturity, but this does not seem to help you grow, it 'as naturalist, I' in human terms. In this particular case, all you do is hide behind a finger. Criticize others, but when rightly criticize you for uI know that you admit you make calls, you use to philosophize between "wide" and use "every now and then." And what is the line? "About twenty species in all," you say. So make references to "About twenty species" okay, no more. You've established you? Can you tell us please on the basis of what criteria, other than your opinion?
But do not you think sopravvalutarti a little? You who criticize those who make photos to the nest.
The self-reference, as already said, is not enough. First, cosiccome (you, that "like" take a picture with references) on the basis of your experience, with no relief of any kind, let alone scientific, believe that "twenty species" is going well, there is the one who likes take pictures nests and that based on your experience, feel you know how to do these photos.
But then, well let opinarand the veracity of when you say "NEVER when we are around the nests."
But do not you think you're kidding yourself, as well as those who read, with these white lies?
And the images of people in the act of building a nest where you made, if not a few meters from the nest?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/42055849, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/42178355
And the images of subjects with the cue, how far are the nest?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/135968841, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/125647461
And all those territorial males in wedding dress singing their hearts out and make the wheel with the tail?
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/125291518, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/143437508
www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/104896632, www.pbase.com/dophoto/image/61514156
How far and at what time did you photographed? You write it yourself, 7.6 meters in April-May-June. In all these situations, you are not perhaps gone a few meters from the nest, without knowing where it is, maybe even close? Or what do you do, look for the nest, find it, and then you walk away? You did not perhaps quite stressed, those males, making him feel the presence of other males that threaten them? Give me a break. All these types of images, female with lint, adults with cue, males singing parossisitico, while not directly portraying a nest, are part of the same family are photos made deliberately entering an area where there is a nest, otherwise the parties would not be absolutely willing to be filmed.
Much better Meroni and Luzzini at least take their responsskills and do not try to deny the obvious.
Occhiato dear, I do not know if these things yourself one has ever pointed out to someone. But I do not think so, because you beautiful photos and dazzled by the beauty, maybe not seeing a nest and not knowing how these things work most of those who see no think.
Advice. "Free". You, like all the others. Put aside the hypocrisy and leaves to others the freedom to make mistakes as you are free to make mistakes, that is trying to be more consistent. Keep doing your photos, perhaps avoiding, as you do, (you and some others, also known, major associations), to use the calls near the nest, but not in the breeding season, since you believe that the same does not go well (in fact, and not dwell on to explain why, no good ever). Then organszza your beautiful travels, raccontaceli of Juza if you want and let us dream, but you and others, do not criticize before criticizing yourself, believe me, do not make us a great figure.
Finally, you convince yourself and others that the fact to be an excellent photographer of birds, or a skilled birdwatcher or officer of an association called environmentalist, does not, automatically, anything.
Maturity, natural and / or human, are another matter, and shall be demonstrated in practice.
Believe me, these attitudes and professors, forgive, a little 'presumptuous, one can not take it anymore.

Ps I apologize for leaving the length and the tone is not benevolent, I carefully tried not to use offensive words even if sometimes not soft, but if I had missed something, however, guarantee that this was not the intent and comunqu say the utmost respect for everyone (but also for the intelligence of all, that she, poor thing, deserves respect, and should not be offended). Greetings.


wow wow wow wow wow!

avatarjunior
sent on July 04, 2012 (7:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

wow wow wow! stratospheric Photo, riconosciento mertato well.

avatarjunior
sent on July 05, 2012 (0:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Big picture! Good:-P

avatarjunior
sent on July 05, 2012 (10:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Soccia that beautiful!

avatarsenior
sent on July 05, 2012 (11:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I take this opportunity to renew to compliment the photo and for the well-deserved recognition :-)
hello Cosimo


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