Sunday spuggie collection.

dougdarter

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Still not a lot happening. All the Goldies and Chaffs seem to be in hiding. Plenty of spuggies tho':D

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It's Spuggie City rond here too at the moment Doug. :shrug:

Doug there's a huge increase in the sharpness and quality of your images just lately. :clap:
 
CT said:
It's Spuggie City rond here too at the moment Doug. :shrug:

Doug there's a huge increase in the sharpness and quality of your images just lately. :clap:
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Thanks CT:)

A lot of it is due to you, and Ven, and a few others. You have helped with my 'birding' technique a lot!!

I could always take pictures, indeed, I did, professionally for over 20 years. Mostly black and white, most often of dead bodies, accidents, suspects, and crime scenes, and always on film.

I always knew how to take a good, clinical photo, but none of my pics had any particular artistic merit. My tecnique had in fact, become dogma. When I started out with digital, I remained dogmatic.

Posting on this forum has taught me a lot. Any critiscism that my work has been subject to has always been helpful, never negative. I have been given help with both technique, and equipment, and where I have been able, I have made allowances for both.

You and the other members here have all helped enormously, and for that, I thank you all. I am enjoying my photography more now, than ever before, though it has to be said, my wallet is a 400L and a few other bit's lighter.:LOL:

This forum is a great place to be!!
 
We had fifteen spuggies in our garden this morning. We only have a small garden, and there's a rotary line in it - we've hung a fat ball from one corner, peanuts on two corners and a seed bag on the fourth corner, and another fat ball on the fence. Loads of sparrows, and a few starlings, and a pair of blackbirds. We had some baby spuggies too :D
 
I just had to nip off and find out what a "spuggie" is :LOL: (I leave the identification of what birdies are called to my mum, whose always got a pair of binoculars close by)

I love the second one.
 
Forbiddenbiker said:
Stunners all of them, the first two are near perfection. :clap: :clap: I'm in no way qualified to say...but :D .. you really have got it sussed this time. wowza. (y)
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Thanks:D
 
dougdarter said:
I could always take pictures, indeed, I did, professionally for over 20 years. Mostly black and white, most often of dead bodies, accidents, suspects, and crime scenes, and always on film.
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Before they civilianized SOCO and split the photography off to another civvy department. :shrug:
 
Admit it they are all the same one .. except the last.

Great shots tho
 
Spadger-tastic!

No.2 for me.
 
Great shots. The second one is my favourite - great pose and contrast on his (her?) feathers.

Welsh - glad to hear there's birds coming to your garden now :D We've had yet another baby blackbird in ours yesterday, and the blue tits are now coming more regularly :D
 
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