A morning out with Barrie
Posted 05/05/2012 - 22:15
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Rattie has lots of character coming through in his photo! Lovely.
Posted 05/05/2012 - 22:24
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Very nice work, I always like wildlife. Which lens did you use?
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Posted 05/05/2012 - 22:41
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Mandrake wrote:
Rattie has lots of character coming through in his photo! Lovely.
and lots of ingenuity as well.Rattie has lots of character coming through in his photo! Lovely.
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Which lens for which Alan?
Barrie - Too Old To Die Young
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Posted 05/05/2012 - 23:03
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Barrie, all were with my lens. Obviously made a balls up with mounting your lens. Mustn't have had camera turned off and didn't pick up the focal length for shake reduction. I was shooting at 1/160 or thereabouts so shake reduction was needed.
I did turn the camera off when we stacked the TC's and input 800mm as the focal length. Here's the best of them - uncropped. Shown as f5.6
Dunnock - Tamron SP300mm f2.8, Kenko 1.5x and Pentax 1,7xAF by Blythman1960, on Flickr
I did turn the camera off when we stacked the TC's and input 800mm as the focal length. Here's the best of them - uncropped. Shown as f5.6
Dunnock - Tamron SP300mm f2.8, Kenko 1.5x and Pentax 1,7xAF by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Posted 05/05/2012 - 23:09
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That's better than I was expecting for the stacked combination
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Posted 05/05/2012 - 23:15
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"A morning out with Barrie" sounds like a new daytime TV show!
Posted 06/05/2012 - 13:36
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Some of the finest images to be shown on this site. You should be very proud of these shots Alan.
Wennington - Wildlife Whisperer.
If your name is not Dr Doolittle, I'll start shooting Canon kit.
I feel proud to be from the North East!
Very best regards
Wennington - Wildlife Whisperer.
If your name is not Dr Doolittle, I'll start shooting Canon kit.
I feel proud to be from the North East!
Very best regards
Too far from a shore.
Posted 06/05/2012 - 14:09
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K10D wrote:
Some of the finest images to be shown on this site. You should be very proud of these shots Alan.
Wennington - Wildlife Whisperer.
If your name is not Dr Doolittle, I'll start shooting Canon kit.
I feel proud to be from the North East!
Very best regards
Thanks Gary
Some of the finest images to be shown on this site. You should be very proud of these shots Alan.
Wennington - Wildlife Whisperer.
If your name is not Dr Doolittle, I'll start shooting Canon kit.
I feel proud to be from the North East!
Very best regards
Posted 06/05/2012 - 17:49
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Love the rat in a tree, and the 3D effect from the Robin shot. Exceptional set.
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Also, I've heard the very bad joke, "What do you call a rat up a tree?" Answer, "A squirrel". Well actually the answer is still a rat. I've got the evidence.
Apparently, Kingfishers have turned up every day this week but Barrie was there today, so say no more !!
One thing that was a bit special was my first ever sighting of a Green Woodpecker. So, I've included what is nothing more than a record shot.
Blue Tit by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Robin by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Pheasant. Close up. by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Grey Squirrel by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Rattie in a tree by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Green Woodpecker by Blythman1960, on Flickr
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