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Great shot, looked at the pict full screen size- crisp, great detail.sedwards said:
I think it is a Downy.
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I was out at the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge in Williams and brought along my SX 50 HS, along with my 6D/60D.
The image of the Ibis was captured with the SX 50 using a tripod.
1/250 sec; f/6.5; ISO 100, 215mm
Cropped, some LR, some Nik and used PS oil paint filter
The image in the forum looks darker by a bit, compared to what I see in PS
The image of the Ibis was captured with the SX 50 using a tripod.
1/250 sec; f/6.5; ISO 100, 215mm
Cropped, some LR, some Nik and used PS oil paint filter
The image in the forum looks darker by a bit, compared to what I see in PS
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My Little Blue Friend
He's baack! I think he likes me. He would pose with each peanut before taking off this time.
(P.S. Utterly HORRID lighting...I wanted better light, but direct edge-on sunlight...no. Slightly diffused would have been sublime!)
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 600mm f/4 L II
Gitzo GT3532LS + Jobu Pro 2
Bird attraction setup, my backyard.
He's baack! I think he likes me. He would pose with each peanut before taking off this time.
(P.S. Utterly HORRID lighting...I wanted better light, but direct edge-on sunlight...no. Slightly diffused would have been sublime!)
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 600mm f/4 L II
Gitzo GT3532LS + Jobu Pro 2
Bird attraction setup, my backyard.
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Great bird with colours that compliment the backgrounds. Wish I had similar birds here.jrista said:
From the looks of it, I would say that he's eyeing you in a curious way, instead of the first variants where the appearance was more nervous. Soon you'll have him eating nuts out of your hand. Bring out the WA, or the 100/2.8, and start the training...
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nineyards said:
Very nice Vincent.
Seeing this, I look forward to spring - though we first have to finish autumn and winter!
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