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Finding the best food for Macaws is very important if you want to maintain their overall health and well being. Macaws need to eat a nutrient dense food that contains a higher concentration of fat then most regular parrot foods offer. That’s why it’s important to find a food that has been specifically designed to …
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A pair of inflight Scarlet Macaws
First attempt at models – made of modeling chocolate with a wire aperture covered in gum paste feathers.
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I shot this handheld, braced against a wiggly rope bridge. I must have taken at least 25 shots to get one free of blur, and with the parrots in a good pose. The exif shows just how close to the D1x's limits I was with this one. I've noticed that mirror slap becomes a problem at speeds around 1/60th of a second when using the 80-200 f2.8. Setting anti-mirror-shock mode on helps eliminate that, but there's a significant blackout time between mirror up and the shutter firing. There's a fair bit of tweaking done in Photoshop to get a slight chiaroscuro effect, which helps get the two macaws to pop up from the background.