#photographer is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 418 people shared 2,102 posts with it — around 70 a day. Activity is up 10% versus the previous week, peaking on Nov 8 with 106 posts.

Posts with #photographer

@Swede1952

@swede1952.bsky.social

1 day ago

Grasp of a Hummingbird Bathed in light, a ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) hovers effortlessly in place. ... 1/2 #photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #rubythroatedhumingbird

"Suspended in midair against a softly glowing, pale gray background, a ruby-throated hummingbird fills the frame like a living jewel frozen in time. The tiny bird faces slightly toward the viewer, its long, needle-like bill angled downward as if concentrating on a precise target. A dark eye catches the light, giving the portrait a striking sense of presence and detail.

The hummingbird's wings are spread wide, extending almost horizontally from its body. Sunlight shines through the translucent feathers, turning the wings into glowing fans of gold, amber, and ivory. Every feather is illuminated from behind, creating a stained-glass effect that highlights the intricate structure of the wing while emphasizing the incredible delicacy of the bird.

The body appears creamy white with soft tan and buff tones along the flanks and tail. Bright rim lighting traces the edges of the feathers, outlining the bird against the background and making it seem almost weightless.

What immediately draws attention, however, is the raised right foot. The tiny foot is lifted away from the body, toes spread and curved, appearing to reach toward something just beyond the frame. The gesture resembles an outstretched hand grasping for a perch, a flower, or perhaps an invisible thread in the air. The left foot remains tucked close to the body, making the raised foot seem even more expressive and purposeful.

The background is smooth and uncluttered, with soft reddish blurs along the left edge that provide a hint of color without distracting from the subject. The simplicity of the setting focuses all attention on the hummingbird and the remarkable moment captured: a creature built for perpetual motion briefly revealed in exquisite detail, wings blazing with light and one tiny foot extended as though reaching out to touch the world." - Microsoft Copilot

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Darren Smith Photography

@darrensmith.org.uk

about 10 hours ago

#Daisies are often found growing #wild all over #Cheshire at the start of #summer. This one in full #bloom was visited frequently by many #insects. #flowerphotography #macrophotography. For more of this #Cheshire #photographer or to #order #prints see www.darrensmith.org.uk

A wild daisy in full bloom visited by insects, photographed in a Cheshire field.

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Franka M. Gabler

@franka-gabler.bsky.social

1 day ago

A Moment in the Light #3, Eastern Sierra, CA #photo #photography #photographer #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography

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@Swede1952

@swede1952.bsky.social

1 day ago

Good morning. 🎈🍹🎊 7 November 2026 My brand-new car was stolen again last night... in my dreams. ... 1/8 #photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #dreams #books #whiteibises

"Three White Ibises (Eudocimus albus) appear suspended in a vertical column against a soft blue sky, creating the illusion that the birds have been carefully stacked one above another. Each bird is captured in mid-flight with wings fully spread, revealing broad, pale feathers illuminated by warm sunlight. The sunlight shines through the wings, giving the flight feathers a translucent, golden glow along their edges.

All three birds are traveling in the same direction, their long necks stretched forward and their distinctive curved bills pointing toward the right side of the frame. Their wing positions are remarkably similar, reinforcing the impression of repetition, as though a single bird has been photographed at three different moments and arranged in the sky. The spacing between the birds is nearly even, adding a pleasing sense of rhythm and symmetry.

The uppermost ibis flies near the top of the image against a deeper blue patch of sky. The middle bird occupies the center, becoming the visual anchor of the composition. The lowest bird glides near the bottom of the frame, completing the vertical pattern. Wisps of pale cloud drift softly behind them, but the sky remains uncluttered, allowing the elegant forms of the birds to stand out.

The image conveys a feeling of grace, order, and effortless movement. Rather than a flock crossing the sky, the three ibises resemble steppingstones in the air, or notes on an invisible musical staff, each bird mirroring the others as they climb through the open heavens." - Microsoft Copilot

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@Swede1952

@swede1952.bsky.social

3 days ago

Driftwood Turtle Trio Here are some pond slider turtles (Trachemys scripta) that I photographed at Alligator Lake in Louisiana. As the morning begins to warm, they start climbing onto driftwood logs and ... 1/3 #photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #turtles