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@maite39
Hi! You're on my main blog.
Check out my sideblogs too: @maite39-citylife : street/architecture/daily life photography
@maite39-reblogs : I reblog things I like.
Gear I use: Samsung Galaxy A01, A56 and Panasonic Lumix DC-FZ80 (20-1200mm f/2.8-5.6)
Where does this path take?
📸 Panasonic FZ80 - March 2026.
I love the contrast between yellow and black of this photo.
What do you think?
📸 Samsung Galaxy A56.
It's my 1 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳
Larus dominicanus
Kelp Gull
📸 June 2026. Taken with the Samsung Galaxy A56 and a telephoto lens of 200mm
Coastline collection. Check the first tag on this post.
Location: An estuary, Argentina
I like how dramatic this photo looks.
What do you reckon?
Landscape shots in low light. At dusk.
📸 Panasonic FZ80. Feb 2026.
Settings I used:
f/ 2.8 - 1/250s - ISO: 250 - 21mm
Close-up photo of a rover ant.
📸 Late 2025
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A bunch of photos of different species of pigeon from Argentina taken in a span of three months or so.
Check me out on my sideblog too: @maite39-citylife
Haematopus palliatus
American Oystercatcher
📸 Panasonic FZ80
Zonotrichia capensis
A juvenile Rufous-collared Sparrow
TIP for photographing flies: approach slowly, and if possible, photograph them in the morning. If mornings aren’t avalaible, overcast days are fine too. Robberflies tend to be more cooperative than other flies, though depending on where you live, they might not be present. As for photos, if you’re using a phone, you might want to buy a clip-on macro lens, to get the maximum quality. Most flies will fly away as soon as they see the camera, but some will allow decent photos. Mostly, it just requires a lot of practice, patience, and a little luck.
TIP: Aim your focus bracket at the brightest part of the sky (or the bright grass) to let the camera meter for the light, lock the exposure, and then recompose. This naturally plunges the subject to dark silhouettes and makes the shadows look incredibly bold and graphic.
Menemerus semilimbatus
Half-edged wall jumping spider.
📸 Shot on Samsung A56 with a macro lens. (Jan. 2026)
Kelp gulls at the coast in Argentina. (October 2026)
📸 Shot on Samsung A56 with a telephoto lens of 200mm.
Tyrannus melancholicus
Tropical Kingbird
📸 Panasonic FZ80: ISO: 200 - Exposure compensation: +0,7 - 1/640s - f/5.9 - 1260mm