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| sent on March 10, 2016 (18:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful location of the stop wings, I can not understand what he has between his legs Bella la posizione delle ali fermata, non riesco a capire cos'ha tra le zampe |
| sent on March 10, 2016 (21:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Gorgeous.... Bellissima.... |
| sent on March 11, 2016 (12:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Antonio and Fulvio. Between the legs has a bundle of crumpled papers, I guess. Sometimes they play us, they bring in the air and if they pass one another in flight gliding in the wind. playing football. also parts of fluttering plastic bags, in that case not if the pass. The brown instead they stick pieces of envelope in the nest, as some corvids. Grazie Antonio e Fulvio. Tra le zampe ha un involto di cartacce appallottolate, credo. Qualche volta ci giocano, le portano in aria e se le passano in volo l'un l'altro planando nel vento. giocano a pallone. anche parti di buste di plastica svolazzanti, in quel caso non se le passano. I bruni invece ficcano pezzi di busta nel nido, come certi corvidi. |
| sent on March 11, 2016 (17:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Of course you know a lot 'on kites.
This morning a real flew over me as I had just entered the area where I work. He 'passed over no more than 20 meters, had between his legs something elongated like a huge earthworm and was chased by a herring gull. Eventually he left the breakfast. It was 7:45 with the sun! Certo che ne sai un bel po' sui nibbi.
Stamattina un reale mi ha sorvolato mentre ero appena entrato nell'area dove lavoro. Mi e' passato sopra a non più di 20 metri, aveva tra le zampe qualcosa di forma allungata come se fosse un grosso lombrico ed era inseguito da un gabbiano reale. Alla fine ha lasciato la colazione. Erano le 7.45 con il sole! |
| sent on April 27, 2016 (8:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I really like the low light gives him a certain atmosphere ... very good, I do not know if I 'never to make shots so' beautiful
hello Gianfranco :-P A me piace molto la scarsa luce gli dona una certa atmosfera...bravissimo, non so se riusciro' mai a effettuare scatti cosi' belli
ciao Gianfranco |
| sent on April 27, 2016 (9:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Gianfranco, is a particular photo. Sometimes it happens, you combine a number of factors that are beyond our control, including ambient light settings. In this case the photo or jets, or maybe out something special. I'm not able to repeat a similar shot, also wanting. Think that once I was in New York, good day with slightly veiled light. With a traghettino we go down along the river from the area of ??the UN building to the tip of Manhattan, passing under several bridges (Williamsborough and Brooklyn): taking lots of pictures to the bridges from below, all they came with a strange effect, watercolor. Beautiful to look at, but almost embarrassing: they seem elaborate on purpose ... Sooner or later I will post.
Returning to the birds of prey in flight, normally the light must be good and the shoulders and possibly coming from the bottom, otherwise the jets 90% of the photos. Grazie Gianfranco, è una foto particolare. Qualche volta succede, si abbinano una serie di fattori che sfuggono al nostro controllo, tra luce ambientale e impostazioni. In tal caso o getti la foto, o magari esce qualcosa di particolare. Non sono capace di ripetere uno scatto simile, anche volendo. Pensa che una volta ero a New York, giornata con buona luce lievemente velata. Con un traghettino scendiamo lungo il fiume dalla zona del palazzo dell'ONU fino alla punta di Manhattan, passando sotto alcuni ponti (Williamsborough e Brooklyn): scattando molte foto ai ponti dal basso, sono venute tutte con un effetto stranissimo, da acquerello. Belle da vedere, ma quasi imbarazzanti: sembrano elaborate apposta... Prima o poi le posterò.
Tornando ai rapaci in volo, normalmente la luce deve essere buona e alle spalle e venire possibilmente dal basso, in caso contrario getti il 90% delle foto. |
| sent on April 27, 2016 (10:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I agree and I am glad to have "known" even if later on this nice forum.
For this reason, but also because 'I can only learn from you too, I took the liberty to add you as a friend I hope you do not mind
hello Gianfranco :-P Concordo e sono contento di averti "conosciuto" anche se tardi su questo bel forum.
Per questo motivo, ma anche perche' posso soltanto imparare anche da te, mi sono permesso di aggiungerti come amico spero non ti dispiaccia
ciao Gianfranco |
| sent on April 27, 2016 (11:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Gianfranco, I also added you, see you on the net again! Grazie Gianfranco, anche io ti aggiunto, ci vediamo in rete volentieri! |
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