Privet Hawk Moth / Psilogramma menephron
Two images of a moth (Psilogramma menephron), one is the result of a stack of multiple photos taken with different focus (focus stack).
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Short-beaked echidna / Spiny anteater / Tachyglossus aculeatus
We made as soon as possible to avoid further disrupting this little guy (although he did not seem to care about us). So the photos (and video) are bad, but it will give you an idea. As for the scale, it should be within 25-30 cm long. We met it as we walked along the road, we were comforted to …
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Jungle • Barron Gorge Conservation Reverse
As everywhere in these latitudes, the greens are of a power quite amazing and the camera has all the trouble to return your feeling when such colors surrounds you. Memories of life in Madagascar, Reunion Island, etc., which continually make me take the measure, so different of my life in Paris… Short video extract:
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Ruddy Turnstone / Arenaria interpres
The Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria interpres) is a small wading bird, one of two species of turnstone in the genus Arenaria. It is now classified in the sandpiper family Scolopacidae but was formerly sometimes placed in the plover family Charadriidae.
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Who said the 180L is a macro lens?
One of the photos taken for my friend Christoph Vogelbusch. Natural lighting for the main part, plus a flash triggering (@ -1 EV). Ok, I admit it, with such a Canon EF 180mm ƒ/3.5L Macro USM ➜, you’re not standing close to the subject, but… what a pleasure! About adjustments, I stuck with something natural, first because of the needs, also …
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Australian Wood Duck / Chenonetta jubata
From left to right then, the male and the female. I only get on try (3-4 pictures) with this one by chance successful. The ducks group took-off to join the other riverside, far away.
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Spiny-backed orb-weavers / Gasteracantha fornicata
A spider with unusual form “shield”, this species lives in Queensland, Australia. The picture is not exceptional, I didn’t want to use an higher ISO than 800 at 1/30th and +1EV (to light-up dark areas), and the environment was not the most stable, the spider web was moving in the slightest air movement. Thank you to Marion, Lionel and Yannick …
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Manly shore
A picture that does not have much fancy, I admit very willingly, except the fact that visiting Manly was very nice and I wanted to share you this little piece of coast fairly typical of the place. I hope one day to have time to prepare a short video of that day. At the same time, Marion took this picture …
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Sydney Opera House
Very simple post-processing for this picture of the Opera taken at sunset: underexposure, strengthening of the black spot and cleaning of sensor dusts.
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Painting somehow?
Château de Chaumont’s toilet in a willingly non restored part of the castle… … used to expose some « artists » expositions…
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