Hummingbird photo. - DPChallenge Forums

10/07/2003 02:58:49 PM · #1

The winning photo inspired me to post these photos I took last month in Montana. It flew in, took a sip out of the Groom's boutonnière, then flew off. I just got lucky! On another note, I posted these with my Mac. Do they look all right. I've been having issues getting the photos to look right on a PC when I post them with my Mac...

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Message edited by author 2003-10-07 15:00:22.

Swashbuckler

Sony DSC-F717

10/07/2003 03:01:25 PM · #2

Wow! That's an intense and lucky shot! Love it! Sometimes, it's better to be lucky.....

10/07/2003 03:10:00 PM · #3

Yep. I always say it's better to be lucky than good, but if you can have both, your unstoppable! ;D

ccjp

Nikon D70

10/07/2003 03:10:51 PM · #4

Sometimes the right stuff happens at the right time. But you need to be able to capture it - congratulations! Amazing shot.

Tokina AF 12-24mm f/4.0 AT-X Pro DX

10/07/2003 03:19:32 PM · #5

Here are some other photos from Glacier National Park

Virginia falls
St. Mary's falls
Running Eagle falls

Beagleboy

Canon EOS-30D

10/07/2003 03:32:07 PM · #6

Great shot! It just goes to show what you can capture when you're ready for it. The whole thing probably only lasted for a few seconds.

Nice job! Keep 'em coming MeThos.

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willem

Sony Alpha a6700

Sony E 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS

10/07/2003 03:38:08 PM · #7

Originally posted by MeThoS:

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Great capture, I would create one crop in between the two you already have, so a closeups where the man is still recognisable. Your current closeups is too close and I started wondering what it was, until I saw the full frame.