Yes, another buzzard. My last for now. Still processing about 450 buzzard images and it has been great fun so far. A few more ideas in my head so I think I will be doing these birds for a few weeks more. I will sleep when I'm old
iso 200 1/80 sec. f/4
Edwin
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22 commentsRegards,
Paul Rosser.
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Edwin
Rgds,
Des
Was it taken from a hide?
Oscar
Yes, it was taken from a hide. Well, a hole in the ground with branches to cover it. Not comfortable at all but it gives me that low POV.
I know what you mean Des but Í still like to use iso 200, old habit. So now and then I try iso 400 and I can't see much difference to be honest. It's a matter of time to gain enough trust in higher iso.
Edwin
Cheers,
Chris
Scott
Well done.
Geoff.
Good action very well caught given the lack of light.
Cheers
Austin
Simon
Like clone the bird into this setting? Wow, that hurts!!!!
After spending so many hours waiting for the birds to sit in the right position
Please have a look at the video http://vimeo.com/18975755
Edwin
I'm so glad I misunderstood. I was quite confused, because the video clearly shows I did not clone in the bird. Thanks so much for making it clear and no hard feelings. Sorry for my previous comment. Yes, I have imported the perch into this site. I thought this would make a great perch for buzzards. Buzzards will sit on every perch I place. Even within hours, they don't need to adapt like crows and raven.
Thanks Roy,
Edwin
Keith.