geertweggen
Follownuthatch on toadstool
nuthatch on toadstool
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Winner in Mushrooms all types Photo Challenge
Runner Up in Little Birds Photo Contest
Runner Up in Depth Of Field Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Little Birds Photo Contest
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susanneradke
May 10, 2014
Your work is just amazing, especially this shot - love it! How do you come so close?
Sebastiaan
July 22, 2014
Congratulations, lovely composition and great small detail in the life of a small bird, cheers, Sebastiaan.
p_eileenbaltz
July 23, 2014
This is wonderful!!! Congratulations on being chosen a finalist.:) Good luck.
lmsusin
July 29, 2014
How did you ever get this one?? FYI, not a Toadstool, these are happy mushrooms :) They are Amanita Muscaria's
michaeltillman
August 01, 2014
I just love close depth of field. This one is really good. I think it's great.
tmlakshmi
September 06, 2014
amazing. never seen a bird sitting on a mushroom. where did you find these colorful mushrooms?
melodyesweetin
June 16, 2015
I just discovered your gallery WOW !!!! Enjoying my visit, I'll be back :)
annetteflottwell
November 11, 2020
Moooi! Please contribute to my toadstool challenge, i'd be honoured
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken in my outdoor studio in the middle of Bispgården.Time
It was a september day in the morning.Lighting
There is always a little back light in these photos. It is ambient light.Equipment
In this case it is free hand. with a nikon D3200 and a 55 - 300 mm lens.Inspiration
The love for a unusual composition, made me set up a compositions with these mushrooms. Som seeds on it and wait.Editing
I made the contrast stronger and sharpened it.In my camera bag
tripod, batteries, cleaning gear, rain protection, remote,Feedback
Compositions like these is best to use a tripod and a longer lens, but here i used 220 mm. Feed animals regularly. It is good that they get used to the camera and photographer. Create a place with nothing in the background. I learned to watch with my right eye in the camera. normaly I used my left eye, but my camera is a right hand camera. This way I have more sight.