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 dedication to finding that perfect bracket fungi really paid off—the warm reedbed background makes the blue tit pop beautifully. I've been using https://video-to-video-ai.com
The patience to find that perfect birch branch with the bracket fungi really paid off—the warm reedbed background makes the blue tit pop beautifully. I've been trying similar setups with https://aibestfinder.com