Frank Korzeniewski

tufted titmouse, first time i ever saw one grab a peanut. can he eat it? CANON R6II EF 85mm F1.8 @ f11 1/1000 slow motion 120fps 1080p

16:36 scrub jay cameo 27:13 crow fight

00:00 crow 00:02 crow 00:08 crow 00:17 crow 00:34 crow 00:50 crow 3 peanuts 01:08 2 crows 01:33 crow drop 01:49 crow 01:57 crow eat 03:27 crow 03:59 crow drop 04:20 crow 04:56 2 crow 05:42 scrub jay 05:55 scrub jay drop 06:19 scrub jay put back chillin 08:47 scrub jay 09:09 scrub jay 09:15 scrub jay 09:36 crow 09:43 scrub jay 10:09 crow 10:21 crow 10:30 crow 10:42 crow 10:57 scrub jay 11:03 scrub jay 11:28 crow 11:44 scrub jay 11:53 scrub jay 12:18 crow 12:44 crow 12:54 scrub jay 13:29 crow 13:35 crow

another top rope session, 10 routes routes go from easy warmups to harder routes

slow motion cuts interleaved of jay feed 1

2019 old guy climbing at diablo rock routes go from easy warmups to harder routes

a morning at the gym, 16 routes, couple of autofocus failures routes go from easy warmups to harder routes

caught on motion sensing camera. this is the totality of what the camera caught.

Foxeer Falcor 25mm lens

Canon 5d mark iv EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM @ 91mm 1/1000 f16

male and female scrub jays. camera is canon 5d iv with 85mm f1.8 lens shot at 4k. unfortunately the camera was set to bulb. so the video is 1/30 sec at f/2. not what i wanted. there is too much motion blur. i wanted manual mode 1/1000 sec at f/22. so sharp with a large depth of field. maybe next time. the video was resampled to 1080p for youtube. see if you can tell the male from the female. stop reading now if you dont want a hint. the female is chubbier and scrunches down more. the male is leaner and more upright. but the differences are very subtle.

yet more feedin the female scrub jay

this video recorded at 120fps is displayed at around 6fps. so its slowed by a factor of 20.

this video is played back at 25% speed.

camera setup yard 20mm

hummingbird stills

different view and slightly out of focus but i am getting there

bad use of video light but still climbing

2008 early climbing, end of first year, in hiking boots so i dont do anything too challenging (cause 58 yo) routes go from easy warmups to harder routes