The fig trees which grow over in our neighbours backyard are an instant magnet for all manner of birds. Here, a Little Wattle Bird acts as lookout against the grey skies we had today.
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The fig trees which hang over our fenceline from the neighbours yard provide an attractive feeding ground for a number of bird species. Here, a Crescent Honeyeater feasts on an over-ripe fig.
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Check It On Black.
I have just been burning some images from my CF cards to DVD's (the first step in my workflow), and came upon this image, which I had forgotten about. I had exposed for the dark feathers, so as to get as much detail in the darker tones, and found that the water had mostly been overexposed. I really like the high-key effect that it has produced, whilst retaining the detail in those dark tones.
Taken on the D700, with the trusty Bigma (my Sigma 150-500mm f5-6.3).
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These delicate little fellows love the figs on my neighbours trees, and as a photographer, so do I. Gotta give it to the Bigma (the 150-500 mm Sigma), it sure is a crisp lens given good light.
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It is amazing the difference between the male and female of most species of spider. Apparently, the girls like to dine out a lot.....on the guys.....literally. This poor fellow is probably a distant memory now. St. Andrew's Cross Spiders.
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