Blue tit
- Mike Lane FRPS
- Apr 8, 2020
- 1 min read
8th day of lockdown. It can be very time consuming finding attractive props to photograph birds. This piece of Silver birch with a perfect bracket fungi took many hours of searching. It has to be small and light enough to carry to a feeding station. The background is a reedbed, which gives a nice warm colour. The fungi was so perfect that when it fell off due to clumsy handling I superglued it back on.
Blue tit, Parus caeruleus, single bird on bracket fungi, Midlands, December 2010. Canon Eos 1D Mk4. 800mm lens. 400 iso. 1/800th at f9
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The superglue save on that bracket fungi is a whole mood—I’ve absolutely been there with a perfect prop falling apart mid-shoot. That reedbed backdrop really does make the blue tit’s colours pop, I’ve been using https://stl-viewer.org
That bracket fungi is a brilliant find — worth the superglue save for sure. The reedbed backdrop really makes that blue tit pop. I've been using https://hy-3d.net
The superglue save on that bracket fungi is exactly the kind of behind-the-scenes chaos I live for—worth every second of the search for that warm reedbed glow. I've been hunting for similar natural perches myself, and this gives me a few new ideas. https://ai-art-generator.org
The superglue save on that bracket fungi is exactly the kind of behind-the-scenes chaos I love—the reedbed backdrop really makes that blue pop. I've been hunting for similar lightweight perches myself, so this is gold. https://gif-maker.net