About ‘Portrait of a wild duck’ by Rob Rollenberg
A female duck rests on the water, her head turned slightly, whilst the subdued light illuminates every detail of her plumage. The delicate, mottled pattern of brown, black and beige looks almost like a hand-painted design, and shows just how rich and multi-layered nature really is when you take the time to look properly. The duck’s eye,…
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I mostly shoot outdoors: landscapes, birds, anything that scurries or flies. A Fujifilm X-T5 with a set of primes (16mm, 23mm, 35mm) covers the wide shots; the 150-600mm gets me closer to birds and wildlife than I'd ever manage on foot.
Every now and then I trade the landscape for a detail: a car, or an insect through the 80mm macro. Back home, every image gets a pass in post: contrast sharpened, the unimportant bits darkened, until it matches what I had in mind.