Winged_Hussar

Winged_Hussar , 6 days ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/afcb1342-5bf4-46e3-a2b9-92fb0ca80b36.jpeg

I felt inspired

Winged_Hussar , 6 days ago

Was always a fan of Birch as well. The bark is so unique compared to other North American trees

Winged_Hussar OP Mod , 8 days ago

The flat style dog sounds very interesting... Sounds like something I should try. Appreciate the reply!

Winged_Hussar , 15 days ago

I want to hug them

Winged_Hussar , 1 month ago

Damn, the fossil gray + black accents look nice. Is the button switch metal or a rubber thing over top?

Winged_Hussar , 1 month ago

Oh cool, thanks!

Winged_Hussar , 2 months ago

Damn this photo goes hard

Winged_Hussar , 2 months ago

Literally

Winged_Hussar OP , 3 months ago

All good - not a race, everyone has their own pace 💚

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

Great photo even if it is a stacked image

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

To have both in focus does make it obvious it's an edit, yeah. Pretty much any photo where you see a near object and a in detail far object like the moon is a composite photo.

To get really detailed photos of the moon, you're more than likely taking hundreds of individual photos of the moon, stacking those (using software) and then compositing with another image.

This is an image I took which is actually about ~650 images of the moon through a telescope using a DLSR

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/69786fe4-88d5-41ea-b647-3edd702039f5.jpeg

Something similar to this composited onto another image would be a focus stack (like a tree or any other near object).

Generally, both images are taken at the same time, place, direction, etc. - so I don't really see it as "Fake" just more like an edit, which most photos are anyways to some degree.

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

Thanks! And no, not on Lemmy/Fediverse. Been a year or so since I broke my telescope and haven't gotten around to getting the part I need to fix it. Maybe once I do that I'll post some

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

Damn, I said no photos please 😔

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

Those little ears are so cute lol. Very fluffy looking owl.

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

Cuddle puddle!

Winged_Hussar , 3 months ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/75cd9b46-0cbb-4db0-b947-ecf6b089f440.jpeg

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

😅 love this one.

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Oo strong showing from the SF Bay Owls right before the half

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Booboooook!!!

Also the face of the Boreal owl 😂 adorable

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Awesome, can't wait!

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Raccoon edit

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/4d8441d3-155b-44e6-bfa0-46fc96a5931f.jpeg

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

That.. is a beautiful owl

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Hopefully I'm not too late! Didn't see this one until reading your most recent post 😭

Papuan Hawk-Owl

Either team

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/600d0b54-356c-453f-8311-202d4bafa72b.webp

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

Boobook is perfect!! Thanks for setting all this up

Winged_Hussar , 4 months ago

That first photo of VEO looks like me in the morning when I forget to drink water before bed lol

Overall, not too ugly, definitely not the prettiest owl.
And I'd agree that "Milky Owl" really isn't any better.

This owl definitely scores points back by being able to eat large mamels and hedgehogs!

Winged_Hussar , 5 months ago

Friends and I came up with some other names as it seems the discoverers needed help:

#1: archarc

#2: Arcus Giantus

#3: Cosmic Crescent

#4: Very Big Ring (aka VBA)

#5: The Giant Ring

Winged_Hussar , 5 months ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/a6c37dc9-3e72-44f5-957d-4caac3c4faef.png

Vroom Vroom

Winged_Hussar , 9 months ago

Not sure which person you are "who" -ing, but:

Ironmouse

Conner

Iron mouse has an immune disorder (CVID) that has her bedridden. Her and Conner together have raised quite a bit of money for the IDF (Immune deficiency fund).