Layered Flight
Friends, back to our winter weather now, and while visiting Crex this week, I photographed this rough-legged hawk in flight. I panned him as he flew by and combined the images (6) into one image to show the various wing positions. These images were over-exposed to white-out the background of each then layered on top of a white background and the blending mode of each image layer was set to darken so only the dark pixels are added from each image. Then each bird is moved to a suitable location. The dark wing patch present on the underwing is diagnostic of the roughie and the gray sky is diagnostic of our weather. Hope you enjoy. til Tomorrow MJ
Posted on December 7, 2012, in Birds, Crex Meadows, Nature, photography and tagged birds, Crex Meadows, hawk, mjspringett, nature, photography, postaday, rough-legged hawk. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Thank you very much for adding the “recipe” for how you make your photos. This is a great help to us who are still learners.