Gallery: AvianPosted May 13, 2015111 views6 comments
I do not know how I pulled this one off at 1/80sec exposure. Luck must have been on my side.K5 IIs, 300mm f4 (1/80sec at f7.1, ISO 800) Levels, crop for comp.....................................Jim
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Comment posted by Dennis Plank on May 13, 2015 at 10:32 PM
Sometimes it works, Jim. Always worth a try. I have a Kinglet in my files hand held with 700mm of lens at 1/50-but it doesn't happen often! This is sweet. Tack sharp in the larger image even with the bird relatively small in the frame, which makes it a lot tougher. Nice pose and the composition works, though I might crop from the bottom to a 4x5 vertical format.
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Comment posted by Todd Bauer on May 13, 2015 at 11:23 PM
I'v been watching those fly away from me for a long time. Nice.
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Comment posted by John Robinson on May 14, 2015 at 11:43 AM
Love the vegetation in this one. Just my sort of shot. Well done.
John
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Comment posted by David Bogener on May 14, 2015 at 4:30 PM
Nice warbler image Jim. The thumbnail really does not do it justice. I like the composition and the detail and colors are very nice.
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Comment posted by Ken Archer on May 16, 2015 at 6:32 AM
A nice clean view of this beauty showing off it's habitat Jim. A very pleasing composition.
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Comment posted by Kirk Greene on May 17, 2015 at 1:31 AM
They are not easy subjects to photograph. You did a great job to get this tack sharp. I'll take lucky any day when photographing warblers. There are certainly enough unlucky frustrations that accompany this craft.
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.K5 IIs, 300mm f4 (1/80sec at f7.1, ISO 800) Levels, crop for comp.....................................Jim
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6 commentsSometimes it works, Jim. Always worth a try. I have a Kinglet in my files hand held with 700mm of lens at 1/50-but it doesn't happen often! This is sweet. Tack sharp in the larger image even with the bird relatively small in the frame, which makes it a lot tougher. Nice pose and the composition works, though I might crop from the bottom to a 4x5 vertical format.
I'v been watching those fly away from me for a long time. Nice.
Love the vegetation in this one. Just my sort of shot. Well done.
John
Nice warbler image Jim. The thumbnail really does not do it justice. I like the composition and the detail and colors are very nice.
A nice clean view of this beauty showing off it's habitat Jim. A very pleasing composition.
They are not easy subjects to photograph. You did a great job to get this tack sharp. I'll take lucky any day when photographing warblers. There are certainly enough unlucky frustrations that accompany this craft.