A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by WesF:
Great shot! This must have been fun to shoot.

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by Imagineer:
This is lovely. It's a little far away though, but the subject rescues it to a large extent. The flash has brought the background too far forward. Wish I had birds like this in my garden! [7]

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by JEM:
Good capture of this little guy. Cropping out more of feeder would let hummer be more prominent...if you have enough pixels to permit it.

Metal
by GolferDDS

Comment by muckpond:
the contrast seems a bit dull...this might be better converted to true black and white with more distinct contrasts.

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by taurodea:
Wow, nice shutter speed. Good job capturing, mid-flight, good focus.

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by geminiwb:
Wow...one of the best pics I've seen so far in this challenge. Great work with stopping the action of the wings, wonderful color, superb focus!

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by cpanaioti:
Well captured. Good stop action. Don't a hummingbird's wings beat at a trillion miles a second? The green leaf on the left is a bit distracting. Cropping it out would make the bird more prominent within the frame.

Metal
by GolferDDS

Comment by pinback:
I like this - could use more contrast though.

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird In The Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment by srlasky:
A little more cropping could have really brought the humming bird into the focus as the subject of the picture.

Fast Food, Slow Death
by GolferDDS

Comment by Diversq:
I love the intravenous bag. I have often wished I could set one of those up by my desk at work and fill it with some delicious ice coffee. Of course I could take that one step further and have a cathader put in that way I wouldn’t have to get up so often.

Anyhow nice shot and good idea, really fits the challenge. I think your shot shows the beginning and my shot shows the end result.