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Eagle Owl: falconry demonstration...

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Eagle Owl: falconry demonstration sent on July 22, 2013 (19:53) by Igor78. 7 comments, 440 views.

at 50mm, 1/800 f/4.0, ISO 400, hand held.

L'occasione che non ti aspetti con la lente sbagliata, ma qualcosa è venuto fuori lo stesso... In una festa di vecchie arti e mestieri, una novità che quest'anno mi ha trovato spiazzato, dei falconieri che han fatto una dimostrazione di quest'arte di caccia medievale con esemplari splendidi sotto una luce tremendamente orribile...



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avatarsenior
sent on October 05, 2014 (20:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

That kind of falconry is not an art. It's just exhibitionism, pathetic little show to make money thanks to the festivals of the country.
For the poor raptors is the way to be deprived of liberty.

Falconry had a sense hundreds of years ago or even today among the people so that they hunt to eat ...... in Mongolia the Great Plains, for example

From the emotional point of view, therefore, my criticism takes into account what I said above therefore I say also that the Raptor is very very beautiful .....
from the technical point of view the photo has the limitations that you yourself have pointed out.

Regards Vincenzo

avatarsupporter
sent on October 05, 2014 (21:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

As for the "art" of falconry and share quoto what was said by Vincent.
I can not appreciate and judge this kind of picture, I'm sorry Igor78.

Eraldo.

avatarjunior
sent on October 06, 2014 (3:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not understand the meaning of these comments honestly, what I should do, turn off the camera?
Maybe move the photos to the street or travel reportage?

In my view, rather that these animals were enclosed in an aviary in a zoo, much better trained to go back to the falconer after being free to make yourself a nice flight ...
Of course, if they were in captivity would be even better, but I do not think I ever read comments similar to photos of birds in a cage ... Well!

avatarsenior
sent on October 06, 2014 (6:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Nobody told you that you have to turn off the camera. Each of us has a sensitivity and a different approach to the issues.
You will perhaps photographers with pleasure I comment to highlight the uselessness and harmfulness of this practice in any section it is.
Since a picture is to be judged under a technical and emotional (give an example ...... I look at a sunset and say what a beautiful sunset ....... and then I add technically in my opinion you should take action on cyan). ......... I from emotional point of view I made known my position and I have every right to do so seeing that participates in a forum. I did not offend you because I have not told indecent words and it is not accusing you of anything (like you see those carnevalate who's stopping you)
Who should read this post will have to be aware that esistand also a difference of opinion on the so-called falconry.
And I add a tip ..... if someone who does not can afford it wanted to photograph birds of prey, however, there are ..... Cras center for injured wild animals .... in every province. There is truly a sight to photograph birds of prey when treated by the wounds and human oppression .... are released ...

From the technical point of view I add further that photographing animals in captivity is very different than doing it with animals in the wild. missing the entire section on the techniques of stalking.
I hope that now it was more clear so that you understand better the meaning of the previous intervention.
Vincenzo

avatarjunior
sent on October 06, 2014 (8:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

However, I remain puzzled ...
I was there for the event, I witnessed and photographed, this does not mean that I like falconry today or else ...

I do not feel offended by your comments, just do not understand them, you make me feel guilty: I had maybe a waving flag of WWF and put me to protest?

avatarsupporter
sent on October 06, 2014 (20:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Igor78, it was not my intention to judge you or your shot, but I just wanted to let you know my opinion on falconry. Obviously it would have been fairer and more rewarding for me to expose this judgment directly to those falconers.
Personally, I am first and foremost a lover of birds of prey and a lover of photography after percutaneous sometimes can make me take your hand in judging some shots but, believe me, I have the utmost respect for everyone, even when they do not agree with the actions. My technique is elementary but the beauty of a bird of prey that "slides" free among the thermals makes me love even the mediocre shots of my photos.

A sincere greeting.

Eraldo.

avatarsenior
sent on October 06, 2014 (21:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with what he said Eraldo Brunettin, nobody wants to make you feel guilty, nor reprimanded ..... just wanted to know our opinion on falconry and of course we can only do that on a photo that shows a demonstration of falconry then ...... to you to assess if you like, do not like you want to wave flags etc. ........ man has free will ....

As regards the technique instead the photos to animals in captivity therefore repeatable (something not possible in nature where the animal runs away) or made to a bird less reactive (as are those in captivity)'ll agree, they are easier and thus less noticeable.
As rightly pointed out Eraldo in my opinion mediocre photos also captured in the wild are worth more.

Everything here and do not take it personally andnobody is angry with you ...... (:-D:-D I hope, however, that you do not go to those more clowning:-D:-D)

Hello.
Vincenzo

PS ...... If you want advice on how to photograph birds of prey in nature is also counting on me ...... and I also believe Eraldo.





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