AGeoJO wrote:
A few more images of the Wire-crested Thorntail from Ecuador in 2022…
When agitated, for example in the presence of a competitor, the males raise their face feathers and at a certain angle, the feathers turn bright and intense green. Here the depth-of-field wasn’t enough to get both of them in focus.. So, I shifted to focus point from one to the other and focus-stacked them afterwards in PP. After that, they both hovered away, facing each other for a while as depicted in the next image, which is not focus-stacked.
great capture of the "fight", Joshua!
A few from my yard today, nothing exotic like Joshua's hummers, but I can't complain
AGeoJO wrote:
A few more images of the Wire-crested Thorntail from Ecuador in 2022…
When agitated, for example in the presence of a competitor, the males raise their face feathers and at a certain angle, the feathers turn bright and intense green. Here the depth-of-field wasn’t enough to get both of them in focus.. So, I shifted to focus point from one to the other and focus-stacked them afterwards in PP. After that, they both hovered away, facing each other for a while as depicted in the next image, which is not focus-stacked.
great capture of the "fight", Joshua!
A few from my yard today, nothing exotic like Joshua's hummers, but I can't complain
Jul 24, 2023 at 09:13 PM
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