Double Vision
This beautiful Broad-billed Hummingbird overloaded my camera when I had to do a double take of his slick wing motions. I've seen similar effects when it l...
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This beautiful Broad-billed Hummingbird overloaded my camera when I had to do a double take of his slick wing motions. I've seen similar effects when it looks like part of their wings pop off - love this and had to share! I invite my VB family to speculate on this phenomenon for my edification.
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enriquekapie
Jan 28
I must look twice and most of the time its a very beautiful picture. and i was wright, stunning
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ronjudyluv2travel
Jan 29
Thank you, Erik! I was fortunate to take many hummingbird photos on seveal sessions here.
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sue-zon
Jan 28
Oh, goodness . . . very unusual and creative. It's so interesting that the hummingbird's head and body are in such sharp focus while the wings are . . . well, kinda strange.
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ronjudyluv2travel
Jan 29
Thank you, Sue! It was a bit of a surprise to see when I reviewed and began my search for photos to share.
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Pamelabole
Jan 29
Wow...that is so cool!!! A perfectly still and focused body with a time-lapsed wing motion!! Boy you are good!!!😁
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Eddieuuu071
Jan 31
It’s a rolling shutter issue with Sony cameras when you shoot in silent mode. This one turned out cool but it’s a distortion that shouldn’t occur and does not with the mechanical shutter. It makes me mad when it happens to me.
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didiersmal
Feb 03
eddie I agree with you i saw this on my a7 IV and sony 200 600 IS mode 1 silent mode in silent
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AsanteArt
Jan 31
Hypnotic piece, so pleasing to the eyes and the senses. Congrats on indeed an absolute masterpiece!! This image is just the best. Kudos.
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Laton1973
Feb 02
beautiful capture, all the colors on its body, movement of its wings , great timing on the light , blurred background
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Joviaal
Feb 05
The stable and fine focused body is a perfect stable point in the abstract wing time lap movement. Maybe lucky, but that's make a great photographer.
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annmor
Feb 17
OMG! It so unreal and same time incredible fantastic, Ron! Almost hard to believe that could witness this scene! What a lucky man you are, Ron!
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Pjerry
Feb 22
A system camera Ron? Than it's a rolling shutter problem, a big issue in the beginning of the system camera's, it surprises me that the issue is still there.
In this case it's very funny and special..
The first monthly challenge of 2024 “The January 2024 Collection” I’m glad you participate. The very best luck with your entry.
In this case it's very funny and special..
The first monthly challenge of 2024 “The January 2024 Collection” I’m glad you participate. The very best luck with your entry.
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rmr731
Feb 22
Just got to comment again... this is an amazing capture! Love the wings! Do you mind me asking what camera you used?
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Steelshooter90
Apr 12
You have outdone yourself my friend. This is an absolutely magnificent capture.
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