Show your Bird Portraits
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Thanks click and lion rock. This beauty was photograped 100km away from me. Although I could take a photo of it 3km but the perch is an ugly rebar. :-|
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dolina said:
100km is too far for me, even 3km is. But, yesterday I took my first photo using the 5DS R (+ 100-400 mm II) of a blackbird about 5m away. It's nothing special as a composition, but I have never ever managed to get this level of detail of a blackbird's plumage before. The sharpness and focussing of the 5DS R is a real step up for me. Mind you, I would need a 100-400m lens to take photos at 100km.
I had to post a low quality image to get under 5000kb.
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Alan, I hope you realize that now your models must not have any zits or dirty beaks or specks of dust.
I'll be watching closely.
Jack
I'll be watching closely.
Jack
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Hairy Woodpecker
5DIII with 400mm f5.6+1.4II
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f8
iso 3200
5D3_0572 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
5DIII with 400mm f5.6+1.4II
1/1000
f8
iso 3200
5D3_0572 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
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AlanF said:
Thank you Alan
Nice photo. You can hotlink or attach high quality images 200KB. So long as they are 1024px on the longest side.
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Wow, you have such colourful birds and obviously the fieldcraft to get near them. Good job!dolina said:
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Jack,
So sweet!!!
You're a truly patient person, on top of great photographer!
-r
So sweet!!!
You're a truly patient person, on top of great photographer!
-r
Don Haines said:Love the Hairys and the Downies.... we get them often where I live and I never tire of them...
BTW, I have been quite successful in bribing the locals to come very near for a snack
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lion rock said:Jack,
So sweet!!!
You're a truly patient person, on top of great photographer!
-r
Don Haines said:Love the Hairys and the Downies.... we get them often where I live and I never tire of them...
BTW, I have been quite successful in bribing the locals to come very near for a snack
OUCH! lion rock if only you knew the truth.
Not sure I even qualify as a photographer since I just push the shutter button and the camera does the rest. However, compliments always provide encouragement to improve so thanks for that. Yes, I am patient in some ways ...... until I blow up. Birds don't annoy me like humans (excluding magpies)! ;D
Great recent shots from everyone and more folk joining our thread.
Jack
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I went back to photograph the Indigo-banded Kingfisher again, but this time with a hide.
https://goo.gl/photos/8b4EqBXzNkAAj4Gs8
Click this link then the photo inside the link to see the Photosphere.
A Photosphere is a 360-degree panorama that lets you take immersive pictures with your phone, then share them online. You can pan and zoom, much like you can with the Google Street View feature we've all come to know on Google Maps.
Only, these are our images.
Sadly, it was a no show.
https://goo.gl/photos/8b4EqBXzNkAAj4Gs8
Click this link then the photo inside the link to see the Photosphere.
A Photosphere is a 360-degree panorama that lets you take immersive pictures with your phone, then share them online. You can pan and zoom, much like you can with the Google Street View feature we've all come to know on Google Maps.
Only, these are our images.
Sadly, it was a no show.
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