Just when you get all lined up to take the shot, your arm, or a tripod leg touches the grass stem and the little blighter takes off and is gone. This time the skipper flew a few short yards before landing on a thistle head. Not just any thistle head but one that already had a Marbled White settled on it. I made sure that I touched nothing! They both stayed long enough for me to get rid of some distracting grass stems from the background and to fill a 2GB card.
Nikon D3
Sigma 180
400 iso
125th
f9
Benbo
cable release
Very late evening sun
I think it could perhaps be improved by slightly stronger lighting to bring out the colour a little more, the lighting is soft but I think its a little dull at the same time for this sort of shot.
Posted by Dennis Alden on June 30, 2009 at 7:56 AM
2 for the price of 1 - thats greedy
Can;t offer any constructive criticism as there is nothing to criticise
dennis
Posted by Major Gilbert on June 30, 2009 at 10:53 AM
Whats this, buy one get one free Tony?
Whjat a great opourtunity you have captured well.
Major
Posted by David Taylor on June 30, 2009 at 11:46 AM
Discussion
14 repliesNikon D3
Sigma 180
400 iso
125th
f9
Benbo
cable release
Very late evening sun
Brett
David
Great to get both on the same perch and well taken.
Matt
I think it could perhaps be improved by slightly stronger lighting to bring out the colour a little more, the lighting is soft but I think its a little dull at the same time for this sort of shot.
Can;t offer any constructive criticism as there is nothing to criticise
dennis
Whjat a great opourtunity you have captured well.
Major
Cheers
John
Fran