Enjoying The Flowers
This is Dark-Eyed Junko. I was watering the flowers in my garden when I spotted this bird hopping from one flower to another. Slowly I got my camera and took ph...
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This is Dark-Eyed Junko. I was watering the flowers in my garden when I spotted this bird hopping from one flower to another. Slowly I got my camera and took photo of her.
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'STEALING IS A CRIME!"
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Copyright Notice: ALL IMAGES on this web site are protected by the U.S. and international copyright laws, all rights reserved. The image may not copied, reproduced, manipulated, or used in any way, without written permission of Jelieta Walinski Ph.D, & Walinski’s Inner Vision Photography a licensed owner. Any unauthorized usage will be prosecuted to the full extent of US Copyright Law.
Ang larawan na ito ay copyrighted kaya huwag mag-atubiling kopyahin, o "mag-screenshot", huwag imanipula, at aangkinin.Alalahanin na araw-araw ko minomonitor ang mga larawan mo..
'STEALING IS A CRIME!"
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tepidautumn
February 23, 2014
This is just so amazing. Perfect capture. The focus is on where it is supposed to be - the bird. And the background is flawlessly beautiful.
NatureLoverJJWal
February 23, 2014
tepiddautumn, Yes she is enjoying the flower. and I am honored to have your inspiring words. Million thanks for that.
jefflaidlaw
February 24, 2014
Love the processing ... I call it the melon effect... the colours of cantalopue and honeydew for the background.... works beautifully with this shot :)
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lizziemellis
February 24, 2014
How beautiful, perfect focus, detail lighting, love her down feathers all fluffed up:-)
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jameswalinski
February 27, 2014
The background is so much fabulous that it really focus your subject the bird.
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NatureLoverJJWal
July 24, 2014
Ronda, your support, appreciation and everything are highly appreciated. Thanks so much!
rubenbayer
July 24, 2014
It's not how you take the photo, it's not how colorful it is..it's mean for me how you express your self...how you want it to be live safe and free... congratulations. ..!!
NatureLoverJJWal
July 24, 2014
Hahahaha okay thanks a lot my dear friend I sent you message hope you read it. thanks for the support.
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Jillybean56
April 30, 2016
I love junkos, am always happy to see them arrive in the fall. Great shot. Voted birds of a feather.
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kathymuhle
May 11, 2016
Wonderful detail with all the feathers and he pops right out with the colors - looks like spring! Wonderful shot - Voted
Jillybean56
August 14, 2016
I only get junkos in the winter, so nice to see one on a flower. Voted macro rule of thirds.
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Location
I took this photo just in my flower garden at home.Time
I took the photo at around 7:10:15 PM when the wind was already calming.Lighting
There was still sunshine during the time so i just utilized natural lighting.Equipment
Canon 1D X, Canon EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USMInspiration
I was inspired by the colorful and beautiful surrounding. I was inspired by the natural beauty of the bird who was hopping in each one of my flowers and pollinating them. I was inspired by the chirping, flying, and singing of those birds in our yard. I fell in love with them. I think I need them more than they need me.Editing
I just bumped up the saturation a little. No cropping.In my camera bag
Canon cameras. canon lenses, batteriesFeedback
Sometimes photographers tend to go anywhere else just to take photos. However, subjects can be found most of the time just in our house, or in our backyard. You just take a closer look on them. Don't take them for granted. If you want to attract birds, butterflies, and insects plant flowers in your backyard. Do not succumb yourself into using chemicals as what advertisements say. Birds, insects, butterflies, and bees don't like them. When your garden is chemical-free it attracts all kinds of wild lives, insects, birds, butterflies then you have abundant of subjects to be photographed and no need for your to spend gasoline to travel in far aware places. When you take photos of flying subject you can use your Image stabilizer so that you have more clearer subject. Be happy always your mood reflect to your photographs. Reminder: HELP FIRGTH AGAINST CHEMICALS MADE BY HUMAN, THEY ARE JUST HARMFUL TO OUR SUBJECTS AND MOST ESPECIALLY TO OUR LOVEONES.
