I have decided to take some
photographs of birds - since they make my heart sing. we went to
Seurasaari yesterday early morning: we placed some
breadcrumbs and waited for the birds to come. the light in the forest was poor and the birds were moving fast -
it wasn't easy to focus manually. later on we went to my studio and spent the afternoon in the
darkroom - I have succeeded in taking
a few nice birds shots: hope you'll enjoy them.
• from a delta 3200 ilford 35mm roll:
✻ a kuusitiainen was the first to come to our banquet of breadcrumbs.
✻ a sinitiainen came shortly after.
✻ a talitiainen came along too.
✻ the sinitiainen called many more of his friends to the banquet: they are the bravest between small birds.
Seurasaari is a great place to feed birds -
I really miss doing it on my window like
last autumn: unfortunately
feeding birds in the city centre is forbidden.
:) nice comeback to an autumnish Seurasaari! <3
ReplyDeleteyes! but there used to be more birds this time last year...
ReplyDeleteoh how wonderful polly!
ReplyDeletenot only did you have a lovely time, but you also came home with some beautiful photos!
I am truly glad you like them :-) it wasn't easy to take them and it was also quite hard to print them: each of these needed a different exposure time and filter. it was quite challenging ;-)
ReplyDeleteBellissima!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this!
I admire your patience and talent, dear P!
aw grazie :-) I am not that patience when it comes down to some other matters usually ;-)
ReplyDeleteodddddiooooooo *-* ma sono dolcissimi. quello con la testolina chiara poi <3<3<3
ReplyDeletesì :-) in italiano si chiama cinciarella! è bellissima vero?
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is so so lovely, like recording some sort of documentary! i love how you get beautiful birds to come and eat :)
ReplyDeleteit is very easy to get the birds to eat even in your backyard here in Finland: it's beautiful :-)
ReplyDeletePretty ! Pretty ! I love the birds... but i think you know that ^^
ReplyDeletesure you do :-) thank you!
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