Weird title, I know, but that’s what it looks like this young forester kangaroo is doing. The rainbow is actually a lens flare, courtesy of aiming my camera into the sun. It was early morning on Maria Island and I was just heading home for breakfast when I saw a group of forester (aka eastern grey) kangaroos going about their kangaroo business, backlit by the rising sun. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 800, f/5 at 1/4000th of a second
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Weird title, I know, but that’s what it looks like this young forester kangaroo is doing. The rainbow is actually a lens flare, courtesy of aiming my camera into the sun. It was early morning on Maria Island and I was just heading home for breakfast when I saw a group of forester (aka eastern grey) kangaroos going about their kangaroo business, backlit by the rising sun.
Unreal shot, Sean!
The missing kangaroo care bear!
—– Prismatic morning
—– A deep breath inhales the light
—– Pauses to give thanks .
——- Sean , of course we expect of our
——- technologies nothing short of
——- perfection. Thanks for soldering on .
Marvelous. Thanks.
Larry
He is a magical kangaroo zen master bending light into beauty! LOVE THIS!!!!!!
Fantastic!
great pic. As one sits upon his for the morning call in the willwess. in slience, as he waits for the sun to raise. great pic.