Fantastic interaction here! You must have been very close - what an experience! I've only seen one at distance, but I wonder if it might be a little bright as posted?
I have now darkened it slightly and hope you find it better.
Hi, Ian the camera was place between a Siver birch tree which forked, and a bag hide was placed over the camera. Which was then pre focused and fired useing a remote.
Guy, I can see that this is a tough shot - what with bright light and chick in the shadow. Recovering the darker area has made the shot a little washed-out, but 2nd is definately better.
I also prefer the 2nd shot Guy, and I'm impressed by your remote set-up. I'm glad this was taken remotely, I'm always slightly uneasy about nest shots. Nice work.
Nice work Guy although I do find that where there has been recovery of the 'hot-spots' it does look a little 'muddy' . I had exactly the same problem as they nest under the canopy and during months when the sun is very bright in the BG making exposure a complete nightmare.. Maybe a slightly more overcast day is a more suitable bet..?
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7 repliesThis is one from last year.
Thanks for looking.
I have now darkened it slightly and hope you find it better.
Hi, Ian the camera was place between a Siver birch tree which forked, and a bag hide was placed over the camera. Which was then pre focused and fired useing a remote.
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