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[Jack Douglas]

7DII + 600 F4 IS


Black-headed grosbeak (Pheucticus melanocephalus) by Tony Varela Photography, on Flickr

Very nice shot. Bet the song was even better.

Jack

 

[J.R.]

Another one of the Brahminy Starling - 400mm + 1.4x

 

[J.R.]

Asian Paradise Flycatcher - I'm hoping to get much better shots of this bird this weekend.

 

[J.R.]

Blue capped rock thrush - 1dx2 @ ISO 10000

 

[J.R.]

Verditer Flycatcher

 

[Click]

Very nice series, J.R.

 

[candyman]

Verditer Flycatcher

Very nice composition and colors, lovely photo

 

[candyman]

Asian Paradise Flycatcher - I'm hope to get much better shots of this bird this weekend.

This one is already very nice. Lovely bird

 

[J.R.]

Click, Candyman ... Thanks!

 

[lion rock]

Shots taken on Farne Island, England.
Puffin shot with 7DII and 70-200 f/2.8II. The second shot with 5DIII and 24-70 f/2.8II.
-r

 

[Jack Douglas]

Blue capped rock thrush - 1dx2 @ ISO 10000

Is this cropped, seems noisier than I was hoping for from the 1DX II?

Jack

 

[tom r]

Humming Bird in her nest. Shot with a 6D, 70-200/2.8 Mark II with 2x extender Mark III

 

[Jack Douglas]

Humming Bird in her nest. Shot with a 6D, 70-200/2.8 Mark II with 2x extender Mark III

Love it - wish I could find one.

Jack

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Tom.
Lovely shot, how often do they have to leave the nest to feed? About the only way I might ever catch a shot of one, I spent half an hour getting wing tips, tails and empty space where once there was a humming bird!

Cheers, Graham.

Humming Bird in her nest. Shot with a 6D, 70-200/2.8 Mark II with 2x extender Mark III

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Folks.
Time I said thanks to all of you for sharing, there have been too many lovely shots with not enough ways to say how great they are. The bar is set high and keeps being lifted just a bit by all the great shots.

Cheers, Graham.

 

[Ardan]

5Diii + 1.4x iii + 100-400 ii


Atlantic puffin by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr

 

[lion rock]

Ardan,
Nice shot.
-r

 

[Click]

Humming Bird in her nest. Shot with a 6D, 70-200/2.8 Mark II with 2x extender Mark III

I really like this shot. Well done, Tom.

 

[Click]

5Diii + 1.4x iii + 100-400 ii

Beautiful picture. Well done, Ardan.

 

[davet4]

Starting to get some success using the Tamron 150-600...practice makes perfect, the King Fisher is easily recognizable, not sure of the other two.
1st picture 1/2000, f7, ISO 800
2nd picture 1/640, f6, ISO 800
3rd picture 1/500, f6, ISO 400

Any comments or suggestion on improvement gladly accepted