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Identifying Black Drongo by Rahat Azim Chowdhury
Captured within the lush surroundings of the National Botanical Garden in Dhaka, this striking portrait of a Black Drongo highlights the bird's iconic, wholly black plumage and distinctive forked tail. The photographer utilized a long focal length to isolate the subject against a soft, natural backdrop, emphasizing the bird's alert posture. Known as the 'Royal Crow' for its fearless, aggressive defense of its territory, the Black Drongo is captured here with remarkable clarity. This image is award-worthy for its technical precision in wildlife documentation, successfully freezing a moment of stillness in a species renowned for its spirited and dynamic behavior in the wild.
EOS-550D with EF- 75-300mm | Exposure 1/400sec @ f/5.6 | ISO 800 | Focal Length 300mm
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Rahat Azim Chowdhury
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Born in 1984 and based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Rahat Azim Chowdhury is a computer engineer who has channeled his lifelong fascination with nature and human life into a dedicated photographic practice. After formal training at the PRISM Photography Institute, he has developed a diverse portfolio spanning wildlife, street, and architectural photography. Driven by a desire to explore global social patterns and cultural landscapes, he focuses on creating a unique visual signature that prioritizes artistic expression and exploration over commercial gain.
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Excellent capture. Well done. :-)
Thanks Light & Composition Magazine to nominate the photograph for award. Obviously the viewers also to like and comment on it.
nice…