Carnivores in the Wild
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This is shot at the far end of my zoom range and heavily cropped. It is a sequence of shots of a fox pouncing on a mouse under the snow. Not the most stable sequence ever, but hey, it was at 600mm with a 1.4X teleconverter, handheld, at dusk.... I'm surprised it turned out as well as it did!
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You have done really well, Mr. Haines! It doesn't look like they are different shots! Rather it looks like a GIF! Great job, Mr. Haines!
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Hi Don.
Excellent series of shots. The first question is, did he get his meal? The second question is was that a Canon 600 lens or a Σ or Tamron?
Cheers, Graham.
Excellent series of shots. The first question is, did he get his meal? The second question is was that a Canon 600 lens or a Σ or Tamron?
Cheers, Graham.
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He got the meal.... I saw him get about a dozen!
It was A Tamron 150-600G2 on a 6D2, and manual focus
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Hi Don.
Thanks for the reply, glad to hear he got the meal! Manual focus makes it all the more impressive!
Cheers, Graham.
Thanks for the reply, glad to hear he got the meal! Manual focus makes it all the more impressive!
Cheers, Graham.
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Recently enjoyed a trip to New Mexico and had fun watching this coyote hurt for rabbits. He/She took a break in the shade. I really like the new feature in DPP that lets you adjust local exposure etc. Before and after pics. Also with some cloning out of grass.
5DSR, 100-400 II @ 400, f5.6, ISO 400, CP.
5DSR, 100-400 II @ 400, f5.6, ISO 400, CP.
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Coyote in Yellowstone, September 2018. 5D4 with 70-200 f2.8L IS iii (at 200mm). Cropped in approximately 100% but otherwise out of camera JPEG.
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