Posted by Mike Acreman on February 25, 2009 at 1:36 PM
another picture taken in taunton this evening canon 40d 15-55 lense 1/600sec/f4.5/ iso800
Posted by Dave Bartlett on February 25, 2009 at 1:51 PM
Another well spotted image Mike. I am waiting for the starling of starlings though ...
Dave
Posted by Dawn Monrose on February 25, 2009 at 3:03 PM
Nice, the colours in the sky aren't quite as intense as your previous shots, but I like the more pastely tones. I would crop the black blob off the bottom as it draws the eye. There also seems to be quite a lot of noise still.
Using this unique wildilfe psychological profiling test the resident NPN psychiatrist can establish the following, by your individual responses to Dr Acreman's images of starlings:
1) Whether you need to get out more.
2) Whether you've been out too much.
3) Whether you're a bird lover.
4) A dog lover.
5) A lousy lover.
6. A Canon user.
7) A Nikon user.
8). Andy Rouse.
Individual consultations can be given to those wishing to travel as Dr Acreman is the best in his field (its a large green space behind his house, usually awash with starlings).
NPN are not responsible for any distress caused as a consequence of using this service.
(No starlings were harmed in the making of this announcement).
Posted by Iain Tookey on February 25, 2009 at 5:05 PM
LOL!
Posted by Graham Goddard on February 25, 2009 at 5:38 PM
I'd like to see them do a bicycle next please, perhaps followed by a silhouette of Pamela Anderson.....
Discussion
8 repliesDave
It's amazing what shapes they make!
Chris
Using this unique wildilfe psychological profiling test the resident NPN psychiatrist can establish the following, by your individual responses to Dr Acreman's images of starlings:
1) Whether you need to get out more.
2) Whether you've been out too much.
3) Whether you're a bird lover.
4) A dog lover.
5) A lousy lover.
6. A Canon user.
7) A Nikon user.
8). Andy Rouse.
Individual consultations can be given to those wishing to travel as Dr Acreman is the best in his field (its a large green space behind his house, usually awash with starlings).
NPN are not responsible for any distress caused as a consequence of using this service.
(No starlings were harmed in the making of this announcement).
Cheers
Terry
Bob.