There was only a couple of Chickens last Sunday and shooting their heads was also a thrilling experience to me 🙂
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when i read your words, i really thought u shot them with a gun and i thought that is a new way of killing chickens for the pot though rather drastic. … then i realise you meant shot their heads with your camera. haha. they are fine looking birds. must have taken a lot of patience to wait for them to remain still, because the chickens i know, during the time long ago when my grandmother was alive and keeps chickens ; always are moving their heads looking for food.
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It is very very interesting! 🙂 in Indonesia “Shooting” is used to say taking picture (s) either by a photo camera or movie camera, it sounds so funny. I have guessed that using this word would cause some misunderstanding to the readers. Now, I found the result is definitely true. ha ha ha. Wonderful comment, my friend 🙂
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Lovely shots.
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Thank you, gallivanta. You always make my day 🙂
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That’s an interesting idea and your photos are very nice.
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Thank you very much for your lovely words, my dear friend. Best wishes
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They are wonderful, I love them!
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Thank you very much for your nice words, Stacey. 🙂
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lol…fabulous shots…always love great macros like this…
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I am so glad to hear it, Heather. have nice days ahead. 🙂
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Chickens are fascinating I think. Great photos 🙂
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That is really true, El. Chickens are pretty subject for for photography too. 🙂
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Kalau boleh tahu, type kamera yang bapak pakai apa ya?
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yang saya punya saat ini hanya NIKON D90, Yessie dengan lensa kitnya 18 – 105mm. 🙂 kalau teman2 blogger lain banyak yg pake D7000, tapi saya belum kebelii, he he he.
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hehehe wah itu sudah bagus, punya saya hanya Fujifilm X-S1. Masih dalam proses belajar pak 😀
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Jangan keci hati, Yessie. Fuji X-s1 juga kereen ! yang paling berperan kan orang yg dibelakang cameranya. foto2 yg saya tayangkan banyak juga hasil camera saku. tidak selalu pake D90. yg penting banyak latihan motret dan teorinya dipraktekan ya. dijamin beberapa hari juga sdh mahir kok.
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Beautiful photos! I miss my hens (they are not allowed in my city now) and I miss always having the camera out to try to snap the best shots of them! Half always came out in a blurred motion as I could never train them to sit on command 🙂
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Oh, I am so sorry to hear it, why is that? the chicken like other avian, very agile for a camera. Lucky, there are many people raise domestic chicken around my place so I can find them easily and they are everywhere. It can be stunning pictures in a half motion blur, like when it spreads wings or fighting. As you know the photography doesn’t always have to focus all, Just post it ! I would love to see them. 🙂
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We have pet laws here that make it so we cannot have anything other than dogs or cats and then there is a limit, we can only have 2 pets. Our city thinks chickens spread disease and are pests so they are illegal. Several of the photos I took before I learned about the law and gave the chickens away are here in this article – http://misbehavedwoman.wordpress.com/2013/06/09/a-bird-a-ball/
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I have read your post and saw the photos. The chickens were so great and looked healthy and funny. Unfortunately you had to be parted with them, it sounds so sad.
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Very interesting chicken portraits!
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Thank you, Denise. I am so glad that you like it. 🙂
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Would have loved to been there with you to take photos!!! They are beautiful
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Thank you, my dear friend. I hope you had wonderful journey and a nice return home! 🙂
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