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[AlanF]

More shovellers

 

[Eldar]

More shovellers

Very cool! Well synchronized

 

[Phil L]

Spoonie flight from late April.
Image shot as jpeg with minimal post processing.
7D with a Canon 300 f4 with 1.4 attached.

 

[customCropped]

I so need to get there.. fasssst ..

 

[Click]

More shovellers

Precision formation flying. 8) Very nice shot.

 

[mikio]

 

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Very nice first post, welcome to CR, mikio

 

[scyrene]

A little compilation of a singing male skylark. This is pushing the 2x extender past its comfort zone, but thankfully the bird stayed mostly in one place (although pointing straight up and holding still with this setup has taken a bit of practice! ). 5DIII + 500L II + 2x III (f/10, 1/2500, ISO 2500).

 

[ahab1372]

A little compilation of a singing male skylark. This is pushing the 2x extender past its comfort zone, but thankfully the bird stayed mostly in one place (although pointing straight up and holding still with this setup has taken a bit of practice! ). 5DIII + 500L II + 2x III (f/10, 1/2500, ISO 2500).

Very nice. I always liked larks, but sometimes they are hard to spot (at least the ones in Europe that I know).

I guess that camera and lens weight was fully resting on your face when you took these?

 

[SevenDUser]

5DIII + 300mm f/2.8+2xTC. 100% crops.

Heron flying, and heron flying with bokeh.

Nice shots ! They're usually flying AWAY from me...

 

[scyrene]

A little compilation of a singing male skylark. This is pushing the 2x extender past its comfort zone, but thankfully the bird stayed mostly in one place (although pointing straight up and holding still with this setup has taken a bit of practice! ). 5DIII + 500L II + 2x III (f/10, 1/2500, ISO 2500).

Very nice. I always liked larks, but sometimes they are hard to spot (at least the ones in Europe that I know).

I guess that camera and lens weight was fully resting on your face when you took these?

Thanks. Lol, I had my eye to the viewfinder but most of the weight is taken by my arm, I hold the lens by the tripod foot (I assume everyone does!). I've only ever seen skylarks, but in season, and at certain hotspots, they are common and very approachable

 

[Zwek]

My first input on this forum

Best regards from Spain

 

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My first input on this forum


Best regards from Spain

Awesome! 8) Beautiful shot.

...Welcome to CR

 

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...looking forward to see more of your pictures.

 

[scyrene]

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Best regards from Spain

Now THAT is sensational.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Zwek.
Wow stunning first post, please help some of us to advance by sharing your gear and settings for the shot.

Cheers Graham.

My first input on this forum

Best regards from Spain

 

[Eldar]

My first input on this forum

Best regards from Spain

You sure picked a good one! Welcome to CR and I hope to see more posts like this. Exif data would be very interesting to see.

 

[candyman]

My first input on this forum

Best regards from Spain

You sure picked a good one! Welcome to CR and I hope to see more posts like this. Exif data would be very interesting to see.

It's in the photo


f/7.1 ISO 200 1/1600 at 300mm with 70D


And yes, indeed stunning. Great photo!

 

[mikio]

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Very nice series mikio