Images of shooting with a marigold glove on one hand comes to mind. Worth a try out here as it would probably have the Canon shooters scrambling to the shops as they would feel left out.

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OZ version: thongs (flip flops) sunscreen and a hat.

OK, the thongs are a bit out of context as everyone else will be wearing them. Normally a good pair of trainers or walking shoes as Gary says due to the distances covered.

Work with at least two cameras with flash attached. Avoid lens changes. Work loaded and light. In my case that means a dual harness and a Lowepro Off Trail 2 slung over my backside from its waist belt with a third body and lens in it. The two lens pouches either side each carry a bottle of water. I don't use back packs or shoulder bags for work as it means taking them off and risks carrying too much kit.

There’s very little you can’t cover with three lenses.

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1st, 6th and 7th are popping quite well colourfully. A good overall image of the weather system.

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Another great set Alan.

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#1 for me. A good set that has two man made objects in the foreground and another in the background.

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As above. An impressive series of images.

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Super images with faultless detail.

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Thanks Greg, unfortunately not much choice with the captive birds, the wire is a permanent fixture. Your right about them looking sad. Found out yesterday that Oz is the only country that still allows the shooting of raptors! A license is easy to get if your a sheep farmer.

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