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Riddle...

Avifauna Uruguay

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Riddle sent on March 23, 2015 (23:24) by Tiziana57. 15 comments, 429 views.

at 135mm, 1/2000 f/5.6, ISO 1600, hand held.

Riuscite a vedere dov'è il colibrì? Questa immagine l'ho postata anche per far capire la difficoltà ad individuare i soggetti nel fogliame. Inoltre quel giorno avevo solo il 18-135!



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sent on March 26, 2015 (19:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Tiziana Hello, I can not believe you're in the world of hummingbirds:-) I particularly like this photo because it suggests that these birds are tiny little creatures.
Paul

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sent on March 27, 2015 (19:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Paul knew what a thrill to see them fluttering above me. (I still do not realize that I am on the other side of the hemisphere:-)) Here are so used to seeing that there are not even the case. I hope to make better pictures. Greetings Tiziana

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sent on April 15, 2015 (10:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great beautiful gallery florealprimaverile. :-P:-P:-P:-P ciaooooooooooo
PS. Everything ok in the new world;-)

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sent on April 15, 2015 (20:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello George, for now all ok I'm getting used to slowly waaay less frenetic pace:-):-) What I still do not swallow is that you go to the winter ... Greetings:-P

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sent on April 15, 2015 (22:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Two winters in a year:-D:-D:-D:-D I do not think, however, that are like ours.

Hello

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sent on April 16, 2015 (14:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

From what I have dettowow! no cold should be a little 'as in our South. Do not use heating system in its place is a beautiful fireplace that heats the house (I hope:-)). The strange thing is that now even though autumn temperatures are still very high (should instead be the rainy season and cooler) still around 30 degrees and no rain for long: in fact they are worried about the harvest. Start doing the rain dance ... soon hello Giorgio

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sent on May 28, 2015 (23:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

At first did not see it (well camouflaged among the branches, leaves and flowers), I exported to locate it "temporarily" the picture and I enlarged from center in the center ... bingo -D
If you had not nominated, I think that it would hardly have been noticed observing this beautiful and colorful composition.
Given the good ambient light (at least that 'seems to observe), perhaps would produce additional benefits to yield overall image reduce the ISO and shutter speed, this' would allow him to turn a bit 'more' the diaphragm (the values ??shooting actually seem a bit 'too conservative), unless there was breeze and then the shutter speed would find a good "shoulder" ;-).
In any case, it should be praised to the assumption basand photo, and that means' to demonstrate how difficult it is to identify young people who know how to blend perfectly into their natural habitats. From this point of view, your photo is also a useful document naturalistic :-).
Very good Tiziana; Hello, Claudio :-P

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sent on May 30, 2015 (3:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Claudio, thanks to the glossy and more than acceptable analysis that you've done on this. I realize that in fact it was possible to close the diaphragm while retaining most of the times that fast to block the hummingbirds. Unfortunately, despite photographers I more or less than 30 years, I still suffer from "compulsive fotografite" -D in the sense that when I see something that fascinates me (in this case the hummingbirds a great thing for me) I can not but think I just think to take sometimes without even looking at what shows me the car, the only thing I thought was: raise the ISO to get high time to stop these creatures frantic. Then when I see the photos I wonder why I used that time or diaphragm: - |.? The fact is that I just can not correct me ..... if you have someadvice is welcome although I think at this point there is not much to do. (When I see pictures of animals suddenly appeared out and photographed perfectly I always wonder how the hell they did .. I would have stayed there to watch it and just). Sorry I have dwelt too, greetings Tiziana

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sent on May 30, 2015 (21:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The solution would be to prepare the shooting parameters in advance depending on the type of photos that you wait to make, setting the aperture, you know, maybe set to F9 with iso around 400/800 (up to this value Typically, SLR handle them without too much trouble, especially the 400).
Then of course also depends on the circumstances, the location, the quantity 'and quality' of the ambient light, and the subject to be framed, and if 'static, you do not need very fast shutter speed, especially if the obiettiivo or reflex, have stabilized , other hand, if you think of framing moving subjects or small (also depends on the distance to the subject), and in this case 'should be evaluated safety parameters more' wide and, nearby, assess the environmental conditions of release, provare some framing preventive and 'senz'latro useful to check if the parameter settings will be sufficient or make changes ;-).
Excuse me, I certainly did not pretend to teach anything to anyone, probably did not tell you anything you did not know already ', if not, I hope there is something useful among the suggestions outlined, to be assessed in any circumstance :-).
Hello, Claudio :-P

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sent on June 02, 2015 (2:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Claudio councils are always good thing :-), some devices already use them but sometimes I do take, I do not know why, bustle to shoot without reason: fconfuso :. The good thing is that when spring comes (now we are almost in the winter and yet it seems strange since it's June) will come back to photograph hummingbirds. Thanks again for your patience and see you soon, hello Tiziana

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sent on June 17, 2015 (17:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, novella "Diana" from South America, everything OK? ;-)
How nice, I like the pictures and ... the riddle (rhyming ;-) -D)
In fact it takes the hunting dog to find it I'm 'hummingbird, el picaflorwow! ... But I finally framed -D ... but here it is urgent a beautiful canvas -D ... (just kidding eh; -)) ... with all these birds calm and eager to be immortalized, even the sparrows ;-) are more sociable there, not like here that are so suspicious ... and huts between stalking and camouflage and a lot of patience ( that I lack completely) touches work harder to photograph them: -D
About "super telephoto", where you are now, there are photo shops provided, I guess, or you need to move to the big citiesà? How are there any costs of equipment for an amateur photographer ... my curiosity, simple information, to learn about environment, local customs, we say also in photography ... then ... is not that weird eye look with this beautiful Lady European, Italian, coming fully armed, Reflex in hand that takes pictures of everything that moves and not only? -D ;-) How many questions, right? ... But basically it's nice and interesting to know and understand what is happening over there and the mentality that moves in those areas, even while we sit in front of a monitor .. . thank you, Tiziana, still and always many beautiful things and satisfactions :-P hello, G.Piero

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sent on June 18, 2015 (16:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello G.Piero thanks for your nice comments and for the many questions that are always nice to me even though I do not know if I can satisfy you in the answers :-). Here so far so good, we are entering the winter (June 21 :-() still can not believe that here in June and July are the months COLD !! This year, among other things, the climate is abnormal because should it rain and make more cold but instead there are still sunny days with Caldino during the day (up to 20 °) as the night and morning cold. As for photo shops here in Paysandu 'there are a few but honestly have never entered (because for now are in place although I supertele -D) but apparently not seem stocked. Surely there is more choice in Montevideo. There 'It is not even a lot of people with the camera (I saw somebody kind of events during the election campaign, parades, carnival). When I walk around with the camera (but try not to flaunt it because despite being a fairly quiet I do not trust too much, which will come from Milan ....) I find people who are curious and ask or give information on the subject of interest, but normally they are indifferent. Generally if there is to be photographed using the phone (but do not seem very keen photographers). Unfortunately Paysandu has big attractions of its architecture and the best kind would certainly be the street: here you have various characters that sell for way around, moving cars that we have turned in the 60 ', (maybe even 40 years': -D). Unfortunately I do not have muchnerve (meaning good :-)) and block me (although people are generally kind) in these situations that would rather attractive from the point photo.
I'm still settling some photos I took in a tour inside, but since I came here I have adjusted to the rhythms of the place: -D: -D and very, very calm sooner or later I will post them.
Hello soon, Tiziana

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sent on June 18, 2015 (17:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

2C really very kind, we expect your photos, calmly, but expect ;-)
I wish you a nice weekend. Saludos y buena tardes ;-) hello, G.Piero

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sent on June 18, 2015 (18:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

... Ah for the "street photos", do not worry, it's not even really my thing, because we must, as you say, the "chutzpah" that to me lacks -D ... also when I go around with the camera, the last thing I look for it is the "Rogne street" since no one can ever know who you are before the camera, and with the privacy laws, at least in Italy, you can have bad surprises, Legal species, from '"immortalized" ... better not really ;-)
Hello, you soon ;-), G.Piero

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sent on June 18, 2015 (20:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

:-) :-) Hasta luego




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