The Duffers.............
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Having looked through tis thread it has made me feel a lot better about some of my duffers.
Anyway here's one from today....
It was so cold he lost his head!!
Anyway here's one from today....
It was so cold he lost his head!!
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I tried running a plugin on this to try and get it back in focus but to no avail
That is definitely on fast spin
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Might as well start my new year postings with a duffer!
Excellent timing Charlie - care to share how you did it
Excellent timing Charlie - care to share how you did it
Ach it was just pure skill.
Or maybe just as I shot the pigeon a blackbird flew past the lens
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One from this morning, don't ask how I managed it...
I know its a bit late to be quoting this, but that is quite frankly the finest piece of duffer togging I have ever seen. The level of expertise in this photo is simply mind boggling.
I don't see how to top this, frame it and get it up on the wall.
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Thank you for your kind words, its being put on a canvas as we speak
Will you be listing the copies in the For Sale forum or the Traders forum?
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fracster the "crap buzzard" just doesn't stand scrutiny against the rest of the fine duffers shown in this thread I'm afraid.
I apologise unreservedly and shall try to do better in future....................
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Well I have just started bird photography and because I can't afford any "How to" books, this thread has been invaluable in increasing my skill and tecnique. I must admit that the learning curve over the last 12 pages has been very steep, but I think I am now ready to quit the day job and go professional.
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The 1dIII's bigger sensor would have caught the whole thing
You know what they say about 'poor workmen and their tools' Bob the wing tip is a good effort but the focus is
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Loves the Enemy
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Sadly Tom, I'm rarely in a position to blame my tools....just my choice of which ones to use.
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Well I have just started bird photography and because I can't afford any "How to" books, this thread has been invaluable in increasing my skill and tecnique. I must admit that the learning curve over the last 12 pages has been very steep, but I think I am now ready to quit the day job and go professional.
A worthy effort - in fact head and shoulders above some other contributions here
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Well I have just started bird photography and because I can't afford any "How to" books, this thread has been invaluable in increasing my skill and tecnique. I must admit that the learning curve over the last 12 pages has been very steep, but I think I am now ready to quit the day job and go professional.
A rare headless mallard ... I am sure they would twitch that
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"mike there,s a heron on the fence" grabs camera runs to window andddddd
Damn you clipped his wing