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29d •
More of the Shelducks.
First shot is Dad overseeing his family from the bank of Marc's dam. Next 3 are of a Hardhead and Australian Coot seemingly babysitting till Mum arrives which is the next.
1 like • 29d
Nice images Rob
Sep 24 •
A quick poll
I'm working on a new course and I'm curious to know which shooting mode you use? Comment the relevant numbers below 1: Aperture Priority 2: Shutter Speed Priority 3: Auto ISO 4: Full Auto 5: Manual 6: A combination (tell me more if you can) Thank you in advance!! This will help me share the most relevant information 😊
1 like • 29d
I shoot (OM1 ii) in manual with auto ISO - C1 (ss 1/400 single shot) for portraits/still subjects; C2 (ss1/3200 continuous); C3 for pro shot, all with minor variations depending on conditions.
Sep 20 •
Wattlebird snack
Spring certainly has our feathered friends busy. I caught this Wattlebird about to grab a morning snack at Bermagui last week. .
Apr 18 •
Northern Gannets
A pair of northern gannets at Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire taken in June last year. They're the biggest seabird in the northern hemisphere with a 2 metre (6 foot wing span).
Apr 16 •
Black-winged Petrel
Black-winged Petrels are amazingly acrobatic flyers, swooping and soaring in randomly different directions. It makes them very hard to capture in flight. I shot many many frames before I got some keepers
1 like • Apr 18
Great shots Jono. So hard to get quick small birds like these and to get them so well. Re Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, managed to spend several days there in June last year. Fabulous place. Puffins, Kittiwakes, Fulmars, Razorbills, and for me, the stars of the show, the northern gannets. I'll post an image of a mating pair.
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I'm retired and living at Tura with more time for my hobby of photography. For more background check - accidentalpostcards.com
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