The Fast and the Pigeons II
Shot with Canon T90; Kodak Film ISO 400 :c)
I placed the camera on the ground and had it on slow shutter speed. We pretended to have some breatcrumbs and waited for the pigeons to gather around us. Once they were there, my friend clapped loudly so they would sore. I pressed the shutter, right into the pigeons.
I hadn’t completely focused on the buildings, more on the pigeons in the foreground, meaning, the buildings aren’t tack sharp – in the beginning, this picture was more an accident, but now I actually think it works better that way as it adds to the seemingly chaotic motion of the birds :)
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Ken Aitchison
Very nice capture. Just the right shutter speed and DOF.
Ellen
How beautiful!!
Geir Floede
So dynamic and beautiful
A Happy new year I wish you!
Dave Sandersfeld
Well done my friend!
PhotogeniquE IPA
beautifully caught movement!
Jason Moses
Love that motion.
Shree
loved this moment captured by you….it takes a lot to think this way….
Lance Leopold
Love the motion,Zeanana!!!!
AngelArtist
What a lovely image
stephani
Great timing, nice photo.
Wendy Slee
brilliant dynamic image….I love the birds in this, some in focus, some almost not there… some sitting still, some erupting into motion….. probably like the people who inhabit this place too?
fuxart
a lovely snapshot of the Marcus place is in Venice
H M Bascom
Fantastic image. I can hear the fluttering wings!
wdavies285
wow well captured, brilliant shot
Silvia Manuela
Love it, very well capture of the moment.
Steven Holmes
Great shot, very well done indeed
Erick67
Excellent work here.
Taylor Sawyer
Photography 101’s Slow Shutter Speed Challenge!!!
Please remember to submit it to the group so that it may be featured!!!
JimFilmer
Hi Zeanana,
Your image has been uploaded into Photography 101’s forum How am I doing now?
Please drop by and join in the discussions.
Regards, ... Jim
Rachel Dimond
This is fantastic! Well done :-D