This bird was captured by luck of timing inside of an aviary at Zoo Miami’s Amazon and Beyond exhibit. The aviary is walk through, and when this animal was ca...
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This bird was captured by luck of timing inside of an aviary at Zoo Miami’s Amazon and Beyond exhibit. The aviary is walk through, and when this animal was captured, it was serious luck of timing. This bird actually landed for a few seconds on a WATERFALL, so I’m sure the rocks were slippery. It appeared to be seeking either the water or pieces of food or nesting material, landed, stood literally long enough, and it was gone. This was YEARS ago
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This photo was taken at the Amazon and Beyond aviary at Zoo Miami in Miami Florida (Kendall area)Time
AfternoonLighting
I honestly know nothing about anything to do with photography, but I guess I could say it helps living in South Florida, where it is literally always hot and sunnyEquipment
The camera was a Sony Cybershot megazoom, and Then don’t quite remember the typeInspiration
I literally had a goal to photograph, and was just trying to catch any bird I could, but I am am prone to twitching or shaking due to having ADHD. This was all luck: I just happened to be looking there, through the lens, and this bird popped up, I focused, and snapped and seriously thought I slipped, because it happened really fast, and when I reviewed the shot, there it wasEditing
No.In my camera bag
I have since sold my Cybershot, because I have a Nikon D3400, with the two lenses. But the bag normally contains the charger, 2 batteries, the body and the lenses. I am looking to but the Nikon Coolpix P1000, but I cannot afford so…donations are much appreciated =]]]Feedback
I guess patience and timing? Having a goal? I don’t know. There are so many professionals on here, and me, I have a starter DSLR, and a dream for a huge, expensive Megazoom.