Anything photography Thread

[BlueHorse17]

Here’s some of my pictures. Most are of chickens but…

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Beautiful group! I love the pose of the chicken in your first photo.

 

[BlueHorse17]

An old photo, but one of my favorites! These were the first chicks I ever incubated. Majority are Australorp/Cochin cross.

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

Beautiful group! I love the pose of the chicken in your first photo.

His name is Clyde and he is probably my favorite rooster. He is very photogenic.

 

[BlueHorse17]

His name is Clyde and he is probably my favorite rooster. He is very photogenic.

Such a cute boy! What breed is he?

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

Such a cute boy! What breed is he?

He’s a Millie fleur d’ Uccle

 

[BlueHorse17]

He’s a Millie fleur d’ Uccle

Not gonna lie… That was my guess but I can never spell d’Uccle right lol! Did you have him since he was a chick? I had a pair of them one time that I got as adults from someone. The female was a sweetly but man the male looked like he wanted to kill me haha!

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

Not gonna lie… That was my guess but I can never spell d’Uccle right lol! Did you have him since he was a chick? I had a pair of them one time that I got as adults from someone. The female was a sweetly but man the male looked like he wanted to kill me haha!

I got him at 1 day old and he is now 7 1/2 weeks old, so he’s still young.

 

[BlueHorse17]

I got him at 1 day old and he is now 7 1/2 weeks old, so he’s still young.

I think that’s the main key. The ones I got were already older and I don’t think their previous owner held them much. They are stunning birds though!

 

[mdees88]

I’ve taken a few of the moon but obviously it wasn’t zoomed in. Makes sense to have lenses like that to capture fine details close up. If I ever do get any lenses like that I’d love to try and get some shots of the Milky Way!

The milky way requires wide angle lenses like an18mm or 35mm. A 50mm F1.8 works pretty good too though it might be hard to capture the entire Milky Way with it....

 

[BlueHorse17]

The milky way requires wide angle lenses like an18mm or 35mm. A 50mm F1.8 works pretty good too though it might be hard to capture the entire Milky Way with it....

This might be a dumb question but it is because the Milky Way is so vast?