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WWT Arundel, April 30
Nice set - and it looks like you had some decent weather as well:). I especially like the Lapwing in number 2 with his spikey quiff. Great place WWT Arundel... makes me want to go back (on a nice day...) Cheers
Posted by matwhittington on 01/05/2012 - 08:49
yellow honeyeater
Thats awful.... ...ly good Don :D In fact the old envy thing seems to be coming back :mrgreen::mrgreen:
Posted by Stuey on 02/05/2012 - 22:29
Bird pictures from local woods
What a brilliant set of photos, pleased I hit the link. Now how the heck do you get such sharp images. Regards david I was thinking the same and I realized while looking for something else. Thanks everyone for your comments. I posted a few pics of my Sigma lenses a while back I'm surprised no on...
Posted by bassman on 04/05/2012 - 13:08
Grey Day on Lingmoor Fell...
Believe it or not, I never touched the saturation on that one but I agree it has always looked a little false to me as well. Need to go back many times to get "the shot" methinks...:D
Posted by jules on 03/05/2012 - 10:24
Bournemouth Airshow 2011 - Revisited.
Wonderful processing on Battle of Britain. What did you do? Thanks Alan. Processed as normal through Elements and then I ran it through Photomatix as a 1 shot HDR. 99% of the time I wouldn't keep the Image and revert back to the non HDR version but in this case it came out pretty good.
Posted by Mike-P on 05/05/2012 - 22:39
First picks from my S1a
Several weeks ago I bought an S1a & Super-Tak 55/1.8 off Ebay, since then I've run a first Ilford HP5+ film through it (delayed by a similar K1000 purchase that has also had a film run through). I got the film processed and scanned by the Ilford lab in Mobberley. Surprising how long it took me to...
Posted by johnha on 04/05/2012 - 23:58
rosella
Blue cheeked parrot by it's other name.Very shy and I got in a little to close as I struggled to leave enough space around the tail. by , on Flickr As I moved back they flew off!
Posted by 08tiger on 05/05/2012 - 11:13
Unusual visitor to garden
Came back last night:D
Posted by milamber on 06/05/2012 - 13:14
Some kind of flower
I was out today and saw this flower and liked it. Can you check the focus for me.
Posted by johnboy-22 on 05/05/2012 - 22:40
Some kind of flower
Focus looks OK to me, exposure seems spot on too given the fairly harsh light.
Posted by fatspider on 05/05/2012 - 22:54
Some kind of flower
I was wondering if it was back focusing.
Posted by johnboy-22 on 06/05/2012 - 08:22
Some kind of flower
Assuming that you are using the centre af point then no its not back focusing.
Posted by exevalley on 06/05/2012 - 08:47
Some kind of flower
To me it looked as if the stems behind the flowers were more in focus than the flower its self.
Posted by johnboy-22 on 06/05/2012 - 10:59
Some kind of flower
It's difficult to assess the focus on this shot as the flower head is deep and round. It would be better to upload a shot where the point of focus is more clearly defined and then we could provide better advice. Best wishes David
Posted by davidstorm on 06/05/2012 - 11:32
Super moon
Oops forgot all about this - just found the images alongside my bird shots .. 'allo what's all this then ?! Not as much detail as Bob's but OK for a snapshot out of the window whilst laying on my back watching TV ;)
Posted by Frogfish on 11/05/2012 - 18:39
Welcome to the World
Thanks Charlotte and Stephen, Hope to get back over there tomorrow and see how things are developing!.
Posted by Cliff-P on 06/05/2012 - 19:42
Welcome to the World
Went back to see how the swans were getting on this morning, six out of eight eggs have hatched the other two remaining eggs have now been discarded, still, six out of eight ain`t bad!. Lets do what mums doing:D by , on Flickr
Posted by Cliff-P on 08/05/2012 - 22:29
Foxes
Number 2, great quailty, do you always get excellent results with this lens.:D:D:D Mostly, but you have to work at it. The Sigma 300mm f2.8 EX DG is a great lens.Nicely captured,was it luck or did you know where to look? Don, I have been feeding the foxes for a few years now so they nearly always tu...
Posted by bassman on 07/05/2012 - 09:26
Foxes
"No hide I was just stood on a path near the back of my house. What would you like to know? " Primarily how you got so close to the fox with it still walking towards you. They are too jumpy around here for you to be visible to them.
Posted by Lower-41 on 07/05/2012 - 13:10
Foxes
Primarily how you got so close to the fox with it still walking towards you. Primarily how you got so close to the fox with it still walking towards you. They are too jumpy around here for you to be visible to them. These two foxes[fox in second pic left front leg has a scar] are not too bothered by...
Posted by bassman on 07/05/2012 - 13:53
