Posted by John Robinson on January 22, 2009 at 2:01 PM
Long Tailed Tits
What a day ! had my first real session at the garden feeders today, through the room window. Will take about a week to process them all.
Got some good stuff on House Sparrow, Siskin, redpoll, Woodys, Nuthatches, Cole, Marsh, Blue Great,Chaffinches, Blackbird, Yellow hammer, Robin, Dunnock and these little guys.
Had 11 coming throughout the day. There are 7 on a fat ball in front of these, awaiting their turn.
What a pain though, the left one is out of focus, the right is a bit better and the middle one ok. Can't win em all!
D200 Sigma 100-300 mm
EV down 1
iso 640
180th @f7
Levels/gamma and resize/resharp in PSP7
Sorry- blurred great tit tail taken out of top right corner
About 65% of full frame.
Posted by Ian Mason on January 22, 2009 at 3:19 PM
Nice! What are the odds on getting three LTT's in one frame and no LT showing?! I'm looking forward to having a go at these again in nesting season.
Posted by Matt Cole on January 22, 2009 at 4:01 PM
your garden never ceases to amaze me John This is a lovely shot, a shame about the LH bird but just one of those things. Still a very nice composition. You just need to cut down all the trees and bushes in the background now.
Discussion
14 repliesWhat a day ! had my first real session at the garden feeders today, through the room window. Will take about a week to process them all.
Got some good stuff on House Sparrow, Siskin, redpoll, Woodys, Nuthatches, Cole, Marsh, Blue Great,Chaffinches, Blackbird, Yellow hammer, Robin, Dunnock and these little guys.
Had 11 coming throughout the day. There are 7 on a fat ball in front of these, awaiting their turn.
What a pain though, the left one is out of focus, the right is a bit better and the middle one ok. Can't win em all!
D200 Sigma 100-300 mm
EV down 1
iso 640
180th @f7
Levels/gamma and resize/resharp in PSP7
Sorry- blurred great tit tail taken out of top right corner
About 65% of full frame.
JohnR
Cheers
John
Drew
When is your room free
Matt
Dave
Here's where they end up. There's 11 all together !
JohnR
They are such sociable birds the trio expresses this so nicely.
I don't think the DOF issue detracts at all.
John
Cheers Mitch.
Brett
David