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Here's a multi-flash shot from this summer's Ecuador tour. The bird on the left is a Chestnut-breasted Coronet while the one on the right is a Buff-tailed Coronet. All species of coronets tend to raise their wings right after they land.
Canon 5D4, 100-400 at 371mm 1/200 F20, iso 800, Gitzo tripod, Wimberley head, 580ex flash at 1/128, 5 Nikon SB-26 slave flashes at 1/16, canvas background |
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