More bird pics
Posted 07/02/2012 - 22:05
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All lovely shots Cliff. I often like to see the ones at a shorter focal length so there is more composition in the shot.
Regards
David
Regards
David
Posted 07/02/2012 - 23:26
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davidstorm wrote:
All lovely shots Cliff. I often like to see the ones at a shorter focal length so there is more composition in the shot.
Regards
David
Yes David i like to give the subject room to breath so to speak.All lovely shots Cliff. I often like to see the ones at a shorter focal length so there is more composition in the shot.
Regards
David
puma wrote:
This is a Wonderful set Cliff,but did you get your hat yet ?????? ive got to know ???
Sticking to the woolly for now Shaun but you`ll be the first to knowThis is a Wonderful set Cliff,but did you get your hat yet ?????? ive got to know ???
Stuey wrote:
If you keep taking shots as good as these with the 70-300 how will you justify the 150 - 500 to your wife
Good pointIf you keep taking shots as good as these with the 70-300 how will you justify the 150 - 500 to your wife
Thanks for the comments guys.
Posted 08/02/2012 - 09:39
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Nice set Cliff, nothing wrong with using a 300 for birds, you just have to get closer
As for the wife, I think you may have problems convincing her your lenses are too short, as no doubt when buying the 10-20 you were saying they were too long
As for the wife, I think you may have problems convincing her your lenses are too short, as no doubt when buying the 10-20 you were saying they were too long
Posted 08/02/2012 - 13:03
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Great shots Cliff, I'll lend you my 150-500mm lens if you want to see what its like as a walk around if you want.
Posted 08/02/2012 - 13:34
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Lovely set Cliff, particularly like the swan shot
Posted 08/02/2012 - 14:26
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fatspider wrote:
As for the wife, I think you may have problems convincing her your lenses are too short, as no doubt when buying the 10-20 you were saying they were too long
She has a b****y good memory as well Alan As for the wife, I think you may have problems convincing her your lenses are too short, as no doubt when buying the 10-20 you were saying they were too long
john941 wrote:
I'll lend you my 150-500mm lens if you want to see what its like as a walk around if you want.
Thanks for the offer John, Martin Mere one day if you fancy?I'll lend you my 150-500mm lens if you want to see what its like as a walk around if you want.
Thanks for looking everyone and your comments are appreciated.
Posted 08/02/2012 - 14:45
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Another from yesterday, not the best of heron shots but I liked the captured effect of the frozen water as the bird flew past, Haven't a clue why it appears as a diagonal line, something to do with a sharp drop off of DOF perhaps?, the ice looked pretty uniform!. Any ideas?
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I`m a bit limited with the Tamron 70-300 though, ideally i could do with the Sigma 150-500 but I cant think of a good excuse to wave under my wifes nose to get her sympathy (all suggestions welcome) especially after just lashing out on the K5 and the Siggy 10-20!.
Anyway, here is a few from this mornings outing.
#1 Blue tit
#2 Coal tit
#3 Male Chaffinch
#4 Female Chaffinch
# Sunlit Swan
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