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Infrastellar travel photo

Slovakia, Czech republic, Panama, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Venezuela, Philippines, Indonesia, England
 



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Posts: 633 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 May 2007 at 04:35
Wow! Talk about depth DOF control. Excellent!!
Here are a few of mine from last weekend.







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This is one very nice photograph :)
woof!
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Excellent shots fellows! Some are really stunning.

arescrew: Wow I love your shot with the heron catching that fish. Great action aswell as light, mood, and enviroment in that shot. Amazing work!

Thanks for sharing everyone, its a great joy everytime you look in this thread. Lots of inspiration to!

Cheers,

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Posts: 162 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 May 2007 at 01:16
@ DavidB: Thanks :-)

@ Infrastellar: Great shot!

Some new ones from me:

a stork:





And (as usual ;-) ) a heron:







All pics shot with the Tamron 300 / 2,8 SP IF

I would like to say, that i like this thread very much! It's great to see all those beautiful pictures!
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@ brettania - I was using Sigma 70-300 Apo - it may be sharp but only when aperture set to at least f:8... you need a lot of light...
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Infrastellar, that is a beautifel bird.
Very intense look.
Photographs are like wine, everybody has their own tastes.
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Big amount of amazing shots here! Mine from yesterday.

Infrastellar travel photo

Slovakia, Czech republic, Panama, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Venezuela, Philippines, Indonesia, England
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arescrew, that's a really great batch of bird shots. Well done!
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Posts: 2607 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 May 2007 at 11:45
Originally posted by Dunadan Dunadan wrote:

David_S excellent shot of heron! i'm amazed ;) the only "but" is sharpness - it could be sharper :D


That's always my problem. I think it has something to do with my unsteady hands and hand holding a 500mm (=750mm) lens. I'm getting better though. Last year at this time most of my long shots were mush and I was blaming the lens.

Thanks,

DS
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"Click,Click,ClickClickClick" By: A700 + | S 50 f/1.4 | M 85 f/1.4 G (D) | S 135 f/2.8 STF | M 80-200 f/2.8 APO HS G |
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I had some luck with a duck family yesterday. Great motiv for my new Tamron 300 / 2,8 :-).







Other Birds from that Session:





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Here's a peacock from a recent trip on the Mayan Riviera, using the 28-135/4-4.5
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@ Dundan

Jakub -- what lens were you using? The shots are nice and sharp and well "posed".
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