Posted by eric weight on April 14, 2009 at 5:19 AM
One of my favourite shots from a recent foray. I've not managed any close-ups yet, but I live in hope. The late evening sun was just right for a change.
The dark shape in the grass is a cock pheasant trying and failing to be inconspicuous.
Mark Green and I have plans in hand for more shots of this beautiful bird and I can't wait for them to bear fruit. Thanks for the tips Rob.
40D; 500/f4
iso 400; 1/1600; f5.6
cropped slightly for comp.
C&C very welcome
eric
Posted by Craig Jones on April 14, 2009 at 5:27 AM
Lovely,lovely evening light eric, makes the image, great head turn, beautiful to see them doing what they are best at, hunting- 'the silent killer' I love barn owls well done
Posted by John Robinson on April 14, 2009 at 5:33 AM
Great enviro shot this.
Good stuff.
Shows the rough old grass (foggage) up really well. Lot of this coming back now as an indirect result of the depression .Good for the owls if nothing else !
Cheers
JohnR
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15 repliesThe dark shape in the grass is a cock pheasant trying and failing to be inconspicuous.
Mark Green and I have plans in hand for more shots of this beautiful bird and I can't wait for them to bear fruit. Thanks for the tips Rob.
40D; 500/f4
iso 400; 1/1600; f5.6
cropped slightly for comp.
C&C very welcome
Good stuff.
Shows the rough old grass (foggage) up really well. Lot of this coming back now as an indirect result of the depression .Good for the owls if nothing else !
Cheers
JohnR
Lee
cheers
Colin
Keith.
Lovely light and a great pose, nice position in the frame also. I look forward to seeing some "perched on the post" shots
Regards
Rob
500 f4?
Sadly not Andy. I must have forgotten to take my tablet again. I should have put f4.5.
Nice capture in lovely light.
Glad to see your getting good results with that lens now.
See I did have a log in on here
Great light you had there for that session