These two Ibis kept flying straight at me. Finally as they went over head I leaned back, and pushed the button.
As expected most were not in the frame. But this one worked out OK.
Overhead, White Ibis
These two Ibis kept flying straight at me. Finally as they went over head I leaned back, and pushed the button.
As expected most were not in the frame. But this one worked out OK.
Beautiful photo, Ted. The backlight, and probably a few other subtle factors, gives it a distinct retro feel, almost as if it were shot on real film. Very nicely done.
This is an angle I can’t really shoot well. My ‘fake’ just doesn’t allow it…not without paying a price 😆. I got caught up in the moment, hundreds of Ibis and hundreds of opportunities. The image was finished with some old Lightroom preset I made years ago. I ‘touched it’ by mistake…and got this LOL. Thanks.
It looks great !
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Ok. Spamming now but I’m on a feed browse. 😝 this one has to be printed! It’s stunning!
LOL, I do that too. There are many shots of these birds on my cards right now 😆😆. White Ibis usually slip further south for a few winter months. They also breed down in Florida. However I see that’s changing. Last year was the first time I ever photographed an Ibis nest of young birds. I also stumbled on a huge Ibis rookery, that was right in front of me for a few years LOL. A Night Heron rookery, after the young fledge, is next filled with hundreds of Ibis. I never looked 😆.