Posted by Brett Lewis on January 6, 2010 at 2:49 PM
.. Having missed an opportunity or two in Norfolk last year I'm pleased that I now have a Barn owl that quarters a field 2 mins from my front door..! I decided to have a go at getting a shot in the poor light conditions that seem to be a daily occurrence just now but this is the first result and thought I'd share it..
Hoping for better as the days go on and the light improves, hopefully
Kind regards,
Brett
Canon 1D Mk III, 300mm +2x, HH
1/160 @ f6.3, ISO 800
From the car (as hide) and FF!
I think that is one of the best Barn Owls in flight I have seen. The detail is tremendous. It is a shame about the lighter top half of the picture but I would be more than happy to have taken this. I wish
Posted by Ian Haskell on January 6, 2010 at 4:20 PM
All been said above Brett. I'll bet you're well chuffed.
Robert
Posted by Craig Jones on January 8, 2010 at 4:29 AM
I am working on the perfect image at the mo Brett and it is as follows= your 'Bird' my 'BG' Lovely close up catch and the BG does'nt bother me that much,they are such beautiful birds well captured here Brett
Posted by Guy Rogers on January 8, 2010 at 3:48 PM
Hello Brett.
Well I'm jelouse for a start your first and I still have'nt got one.
Great first shot and hope you get more chances.
Posted by Paul King on February 1, 2010 at 12:10 PM
Discussion
14 repliesHoping for better as the days go on and the light improves, hopefully
Kind regards,
Brett
Canon 1D Mk III, 300mm +2x, HH
1/160 @ f6.3, ISO 800
From the car (as hide) and FF!
Ian
lovely shot with great detail
Minor nits re the back gound covered
Bronia
Mark
David
Can't go too far here, all snowed in!
Fran
Robert
Well I'm jelouse for a start your first and I still have'nt got one.
Great first shot and hope you get more chances.