Exit Stage Right by bmac62
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Description
One more two photo blend showing the same Blue Jay going from perched to flight in two sequential frames.
This is a bit dark in the background but I, for one, am fascinated with how quickly a bird can transition into flight. But then it is a matter of their survival.
Many thanks for all of you who have commented on this bird series and selected quite a few favorites from among these backyard entertainers. More to come...
Bill:)
A ZOOM is good.

Comments (30)
great photo!!!
Oh, this is awesome!
What a great capture
Excellent image!!
Great shot
Wonderful! I no idea how to do this, but it makes for great pics.
I really like how you are doing these images as they open up a whole new dimension.
Now thats pretty neat!!
Fabulous, especially in zoom.
excellent
These twin photos are an excellent study. Great work!
Wonderful photo.
great shots. Zoom, pop, they are off and gone.
Wonderful!
The extra image really makes it pop out....
Wonderful! I like the background for this, to show off those blues.
extraordinary!!
G O R G E O U S
Superb clarity and lighting effects in this masterful blend of Bluejay pics, Bill! I do believe that's how Superman takes to the sky also. Again, a reminder of a McDonnell Douglas Harrier jet.
I love the flutter of the wings amazing!
Off to see about dessert!!
Outstanding work on this once again! The Jay on the right, really shows off the blue on its tail well. Lovely work. Rob.
superb action capture.Jays are among my favorite birds
superlative collage and capture!!!!you're becoming a bird expert!!!!!
so nice.....
Very nice!
I love the movement of the wings. Beautiful clarity and capture.
COOL!
Love these dual shots!
yeah maybe the background's a bit dark, but in such on-the-spot photography you don't have a lot of choice. The two bird shots are beautiful, clarity on the still shot (beautiful capture of the changing patterns & hues of its feathers); and the flight shot is sumptuous. I don't know another word. It has the quality of 18th & 19th C. glass or basalt sculpture, precious, delicate and beautiful, even though it's in motion and has the requisite slight lack of focus that accompanies split second motion-shots. The composition brings out the precariousness of flight, how the bird looks like he's struggling to stay airborne (even though he's not struggling); we get to see the flash-fastness of flight. And the light-source behind them gives a nice counterpart to the dark background. Love the shot, and it's representative of all your motion montages.