Northern Gannet with "Cap"Northern Gannet with "Cap"Basstölpel mit "Häubchen"
I know – many will say now – wings cut off – and yes, that's true. But I still thought the photo was worth sharing in the club because I found the seaweed cap original. For me, still a complete beginner, these birds were extremely difficult to photograph, white – which easily leads to overexposure – and fast – so I often only had parts of the bird in the frame. So please be understanding. It happened because there are extremely strong updrafts at the cliff, which blew the seaweed up and it landed on the gannet's head.I know – many will say now – wings cut off – and yes, that's true. But I still thought the photo was worth sharing in the club because I found the seaweed cap original. For me, still a complete beginner, these birds were extremely difficult to photograph, white – which easily leads to overexposure – and fast – so I often only had parts of the bird in the frame. So please be understanding. It happened because there are extremely strong updrafts at the cliff, which blew the seaweed up and it landed on the gannet's head.Ich weiß - viele werden jetzt sagen - Flügel abgeschnitten - und ja das ist richtig. Aber ich fand das Foto trotzdem wert, es in den Club zu geben, weil ich es mit dem Seetanghäubchen originell fand. Für mich da noch blutige Anfängerin, waren diese Vögel extrem schwierig zu fotografieren, Weiß - das es leicht mal überbelichtet war und schnell - das ich den Vogel oft nur in Teilen am Bild hatte. Also habt ein Nachsehen. Zustande kommt es, weil da an der Steilküste extrem starke Aufwinde sind und der den Tang hochgeblasen hat und am Kopf des Tölpels landete.
Northern Gannet with "Cap"Northern Gannet with "Cap"Basstölpel mit "Häubchen"
I know – many will say now – wings cut off – and yes, that's true. But I still thought the photo was worth sharing in the club because I found the seaweed cap original. For me, still a complete beginner, these birds were extremely difficult to photograph, white – which easily leads to overexposure – and fast – so I often only had parts of the bird in the frame. So please be understanding. It happened because there are extremely strong updrafts at the cliff, which blew the seaweed up and it landed on the gannet's head.I know – many will say now – wings cut off – and yes, that's true. But I still thought the photo was worth sharing in the club because I found the seaweed cap original. For me, still a complete beginner, these birds were extremely difficult to photograph, white – which easily leads to overexposure – and fast – so I often only had parts of the bird in the frame. So please be understanding. It happened because there are extremely strong updrafts at the cliff, which blew the seaweed up and it landed on the gannet's head.Ich weiß - viele werden jetzt sagen - Flügel abgeschnitten - und ja das ist richtig. Aber ich fand das Foto trotzdem wert, es in den Club zu geben, weil ich es mit dem Seetanghäubchen originell fand. Für mich da noch blutige Anfängerin, waren diese Vögel extrem schwierig zu fotografieren, Weiß - das es leicht mal überbelichtet war und schnell - das ich den Vogel oft nur in Teilen am Bild hatte. Also habt ein Nachsehen. Zustande kommt es, weil da an der Steilküste extrem starke Aufwinde sind und der den Tang hochgeblasen hat und am Kopf des Tölpels landete.