It's in my blood.
Since I was given my first camera, when I was a little kid, I have always been fascinated by capturing in a shot what my eyes were seeing around me. The beauty of nature or the smile of a friend, an event or an emotion... Precious pearls to be framed in a photo. Whether freezing a movement or moving the stillness, looking at normality through a different angle or portraying the exceptional, I can choose different perspectives, I can catch reality. I think this passion is in my blood, I inherited it from my Grandpa and then from my Dad, and it has always had a great influence in my life. Come and follow me in my journey searching impressions of life.



Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Burst of Color (or Hummingbird 2)

When I left for my summer vacation, I thought I would post new photos every week, looking forward to shooting a lot in nature, searching for interesting landscapes and beautiful wildlife. But it turned out that I planned my vacation too much as a continuous "on the go", mainly linked to different events – sorry, Denise! Do not misunderstand, I had a lot of fun and, yes, I did fill my cards multiple times shooting thousands of pictures, but just slightly differently from what I had thought. I simply didn't have enough time to do everything, including sorting, editing and posting pictures on the blog! So, that's the reason why you didn't see that much in the past few weeks.  :-(

I am now back on the blog to share new pics and even though I'll certainly post shots from the events I was telling you about, I was actually able to sneak in the incredibly packed schedule a couple of "nature" days, and I would like to start with one of my favorite subjects.

One of my early posts, back in March 2013, showed you my first shots of a hummingbird. Nice pics, something I was happy with, but nothing like images of the birds in motion which could fully show the beauty of these feathered friends. Luckily, I have been able to try again when I visited the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary, in Irvine, California, where I shot some nice pics, catching these little birds "in flight".



             EOS 40D 400mm f/11 1/1600 sec ISO 640


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/5.6 1/2500 sec ISO 320


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/8 1/2000 sec ISO 500


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/10 1/800 sec ISO 320


             EOS 5D Mark III 320mm f/8 1/2500 sec ISO 800


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/6.3 1/2500 sec ISO 320


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/10 1/2000 sec ISO 500


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/6.3 1/2500 sec ISO 320


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/6.3 1/2500 sec ISO 320


            EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/5.6 1/2500 sec ISO 500


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/7.1 1/2000 sec ISO 500


             EOS 5D Mark III 400mm f/8 1/2000 sec ISO 500


             EOS 40D 400mm f/10 1/1600 sec ISO 640



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