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A few birds..

K_user · 2012-10-19 14:24:32

Birds, fast, small and unpredictable. Add in the shaded places that they like to land, overcast winter days, slow shutter speeds, ISO's that like to creep up and it all makes landscapes seem more attractive...except I hate getting up early! :D C&C welcome

19-10-2012 3:24pm

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Birds, fast, small and unpredictable. Add in the shaded places that they like to land, overcast winter days, slow shutter speeds, ISO's that like to creep up and it all makes landscapes seem more attractive...except I hate getting up early!

C&C welcome

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what lens are you using? and did you use a remote release?

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#3 19-10-2012 3:42pm

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The above were all taken with a standard SIGMA 5.6 300mm.

I use a remote release, an infrared trigger, or I hand hold - if I have the time, am wearing the right clothes, am feeling lucky and forgot to bring along any of my other toys!

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