I would also really appreciate it if you could have a look at my new website, which is just a few days old. It will take you to it if you click the "www" icon at the bottom. Thanks!
Re your site, it's looking good and at least I can access it on my iPad/iPhone. From the quick look around I had, I might suggest changing some the image titles to something a little more descriptive (and dropping the numbers too). I notice you've also put a few coastal birds in the freshwater section ? HTH's a little
Posted by Barry Southon on August 18, 2012 at 12:19 PM
Oscar
Terns never fail in the photogenic department. Sheer coincidence I was about to post almost identical subject.
Graham, I'm in the process of changing the titles now, but am not sure about the coastal birds in the freshwater section. What birds were you referring to? I can't check the gallery as I've deleted it now to re-do the image titles, but the only thing I can remember was the Marsh Harriers. Do you think they should be in the coastal gallery?
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8 repliesThis is another from fairly recently, an adult Common Tern feeding its youngster.
Techs:
Nikon D300s
Nikon 200-400mm f4 VR
Handheld
F4
1/1600s
ISO 400
I would also really appreciate it if you could have a look at my new website, which is just a few days old. It will take you to it if you click the "www" icon at the bottom. Thanks!
Thanks for looking
Oscar
Re your site, it's looking good and at least I can access it on my iPad/iPhone. From the quick look around I had, I might suggest changing some the image titles to something a little more descriptive (and dropping the numbers too). I notice you've also put a few coastal birds in the freshwater section ? HTH's a little
Terns never fail in the photogenic department. Sheer coincidence I was about to post almost identical subject.
Graham, I'm in the process of changing the titles now, but am not sure about the coastal birds in the freshwater section. What birds were you referring to? I can't check the gallery as I've deleted it now to re-do the image titles, but the only thing I can remember was the Marsh Harriers. Do you think they should be in the coastal gallery?
Thanks
Oscar
Phil.
Oscar
Lovely image, Oscar. The wing position of the adult is very nice, as the interaction between the two Terns.
The website is looking good too
Andy...
Bob