Any Silhouette Photographs?

[ItsMeLucy]

Gasteracantha cancriformis, which I usually spot as a silhouette against the sky (they run lines between branches).

Here’s a different angle on a different one:

[RoseRobin]

Just yesterday I heard a Wood Duck, or Maned Duck, or Maned Goose (Chenonetta jubata). We have seen them high up in our forest trees before. This one was calling and I saw her mate circling so hopefully there’ll be ducklings or goslings around soon. She was so high up that the photos I took (through a gap in the forest) were blurred, but enough to identify. A couple of the photos came out as silhouettes, which I love.

[zahnerphoto]

not something I normally go for, but on this day I got to the beach too early!

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189178545

[whistlingduck]

Red-tailed Hawk (processed slightly for a more silhouette look)

Merlin

[klyle161]

Oooh! A project for this!!! Yay!

[klyle161]

These photos are AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!

[Thunderhead]

[klyle161]

Probably my favorite:

Added filter for fun:

[klyle161]

Ravens work well for this.

[klyle161]

Kind of a silhouette. I was out blacklighting - Not sure why the color came out like this - I didn’t alter this in any way.

[tjeales]

Thanks :)

[sethshively]

Yet another potential great album cover. In fact a lot of the photos in this thread fall into that category

[seeker1000]

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/36314949

My Eurasien squirrel for example

[jjshaef]

Wow, that last one looks like a painting!

[Thunderhead]

Robin with nesting material.

[macrotim]

I don’t have much, but I guess this one of European Starlings.

[tjeales]

Luckily the Trumpeter Hornbill is distinctive enough in silhouette to ID as these were the only shots I will probably ever get of one https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/171294564

[klyle161]

Wow! Love these!

[nilshelstrom]

Observation here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/225838928.