Parrots & Shades.

I was in the room when I saw parrots swamping in the tree. Usually, they often make their stop here. But, they end up being shadowed by the trees. This time, one parrot came to the side of my room and made eye contact with me. It stayed still like lost in some thoughts. I quickly went to grab the camera, and pointed towards the bird. The bird didn't even hinge. It's beautiful to get them so close to the range and make the capture. Parrots are focused on the stranger but are less shy birds. That I believe from my observation.

Parrots fly at a distance in search of food. It feeds on fruits and seeds. My home surroundings are quite surrounded by trees like guava, rose apple, and seed-bearing plants. It's a no-brainer to say why they always end up surrounding my home area. While it's the maize harvest season which is the parrot's favorite month in the local region. They usually travel and live on flocks. And, I absolutely love when they chirp around morning to evening. More than a dozen types of birds are found in the local area. And, luckily I get to hear them sing throughout the day. In fact, they are my wake-up alarms.

The capture of the birds' close-ups is my favorite. It really feels good to look into the details through the zoom lens. Once, I make the capture, yes there's always doubt when it comes to the photo quality on the big screen. I usually end up editing no matter how it came up. Going through vignettes, color mix, dehaze, and subject focus are my favorites. While most instances it doesn't come up to the expectation. But, here as well, whatever comes up puts me in the confusion. Just like here, so ended up keeping both distinctive photographs.

Hope you enjoyed going through the blog and photographs.
Regards.

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