I was really able to get close for these pictures. Hope you enjoy and have a blessed day.
Steve
They are beautiful.
It is nice that you could get so close.
Were you sitting in a chair?
Those are great. They are amazing little creatures.
Very nice captures.
Great catches, Steve. :thumbsup:
This is a very nice place to take pictures of Hummingbirds. To answer your question Judy: I was actually sitting in A Rocking Chair in the shade. This one Feeder is just off the Deck of the Wildlife Center. But I had to delete a lot of photos. Some had nothing on them and some were just out of focus. It took a lot of moving the Camera with the Hummingbirds movement. I could do this because they were fighting and actually held still long enough for me to refocus. I deleted a lot of photos that I usually accept. But I only wanted the ones that had the eye gleam and part of the body in focus. Even though I was so close, I still had to use my long Telephoto to get the larger photos. I have plenty of more that I haven't even looked at yet. I appreciate all of the comments from each of you.
Steve
I really liked looking through your Website Buddy. You have some real nice Photos.
Steve
Quote from: Fotobirder on July 23, 2012, 07:41:41 PM
I really liked looking through your Website Buddy. You have some real nice Photos.
Steve
Thank you, Steve.
You're certainly welcome. By the way, you can see my website At: Fotobirder.Smugmug.Com.
Steve
You have a great website, Steve!
We have a hummer feeder out our kitchen window. I love to watch them. It is good to know how you did these, and I understand about tossing a lot. Isn't it wonderful that we no longer have the expense of film and developing film!
Thanks Buddy! I'm glad you like my website and you're right Judy. I use to take 20 or more roles of film per trip. Now, I can just delete the ones I don't like. I saved enough in the first year in developing charges to pay for my Digital Camera.Hope you're having a blessed day and My the Lord bless & keep you.
Steve