Birth
Uploaded: December 12, 2007
This is a baby Runer Duck trying to completely get out of his shell. I wish there was a way to put all of the photos of this birthing/hatching process in here because just one photo does not completely show this incredible birth.
Shot with my Sony Mavice FD200 and a light from a small lamp, not just for lighting, but to keep the baby warm also. ENJOY!
Exif: F Number: 2.8, ExposureTime: 16777216/1509949440 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 47104, Model: Digimax V4
Symona R. Wood December 12, 2007
Amazing, one I will surely show my kids after school !!! As for the other pics, have you thought of a collage of sorts to depict more of the process you photographed ? #806842Karen L. Swigart December 12, 2007
Yvonne...what a great picture. I too would like to see more of the pictures you have of this event. Do you raise these ducks? I'm curious about the circumstances that you would have this hatchling. What at wonderful thing to experience. Thank you for sharing it. Karen #5200548Brinn MacDougall December 12, 2007
Something you don't see everyday, terrific capture, Yvonne. #5200563Debbie Price December 12, 2007
Very interesting. Nice. dp #5200685Karen Engelbreth December 12, 2007
Fantastic capture, Yvonne! #5200693Sharon Perkins December 12, 2007
What an incredible shot !!!!!! I love this #5200722Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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