20D, 400/2.8, ISO400, 1/160 @ f5, A-327 + BH1, C1Pro + CS2, Full frame apart from slight crop top and bottom to A4 proportions.
Hi,
It seems like an eternity ago that I posted my very first image here, of a Robin, since then each year I have set out to improve on them, I posted one last week in the main avian forum.
Here is a portrait from the weekend, was unable to reach my feeders due to a collapsing boardwalk (the wardens have been able to get through to check the feeders and fill them), so set up in a spot I know the local Robins frequent.....
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6 repliesHi,
It seems like an eternity ago that I posted my very first image here, of a Robin, since then each year I have set out to improve on them, I posted one last week in the main avian forum.
Here is a portrait from the weekend, was unable to reach my feeders due to a collapsing boardwalk (the wardens have been able to get through to check the feeders and fill them), so set up in a spot I know the local Robins frequent.....
All the best
Phil
It doesn't look like the robin has aged that much
Best wishes
Phil
beautiful rich colours in this picture.
John
Aberdeen
cheers
Mark
Pick of the (latest) bunch of Robin shots. (Well I think so, anyway.)
Regards
Tim
Rob