Waiting for a train
Posted 16/04/2012 - 12:29
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Not sure why the forum has gone wide here, sorry if it's my fault, pictures are shrunk to 1024 pixels across, someone tell me if I've posted incorrectly please.
Real name: Mike Edwards. My homage to seventies Vauxhalls: www.firenza.net
Camera - Pentax Kx, 18-55 kit lens, 18-200 Sigma, 50-500 Sigma, 500mm Tamron mirror
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Posted 16/04/2012 - 12:44
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I love the duck!
Photos should be 800 pixels wide for the forum .
Photos should be 800 pixels wide for the forum .
Posted 16/04/2012 - 18:57
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Gwyn wrote:
Photos should be 800 pixels wide for the forum .
OK, thanks, I think I must (should) have read that somewhere before.
Photos should be 800 pixels wide for the forum .
Real name: Mike Edwards. My homage to seventies Vauxhalls: www.firenza.net
Camera - Pentax Kx, 18-55 kit lens, 18-200 Sigma, 50-500 Sigma, 500mm Tamron mirror
Camera - Pentax Kx, 18-55 kit lens, 18-200 Sigma, 50-500 Sigma, 500mm Tamron mirror
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(It's not dead, just washing itself off) The other one was a bit close, unfortunately there
wasn't time to move as it flips over and back quickly, then they obviously got an attack of
modesty and moved away after this.
I was amazed at the noise these things make - I heard a loud whooshing noise, when I
turned around it was two mallards (I think) flying in for a landing on the canal. It's
strange I've never noticed before. Way too quick for me to get a photo, unfortunately.
And this plane must have been taking off, perhaps from Liverpool.
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Both are with the Tamron AF70-400 Di, not a bad lens except it's a bit slow at focussing
sometimes and can get confused and focus off to infinity and back. Took a load of
dandelions that all look pretty much the same, except for this mutant one. On all
the others I took the time to move any stray grass shoots so as to get the
flower, on this one I forgot. Must have been the excitement.
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Camera - Pentax Kx, 18-55 kit lens, 18-200 Sigma, 50-500 Sigma, 500mm Tamron mirror