Round 2 with Tamron 150-600 G1

[birdbonkers84]

A few photos so I do apologise!

No.1
DSC_2802 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.2
DSC_2673 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.3
DSC_2781 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.4
DSC_2772 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.5
DSC_2496 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.6
DSC_2514 by Mark Coull, on Flickr
No.7
DSC_2504 by Mark Coull, on Flickr

Second round with Tamron 150-600 V1 from this week.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Very nice set is that the fulmars in #4

 

[birdbonkers84]

Very nice set is that the fulmars in #4

Thanks, yes those are Fulmars. Apparently in the summer the rock faces will be white with them!

 

[birdbonkers84]

If anyone is interested in improving their LR editing skills, I found two very cool youtube videos. The first video is extremely interesting.

Wildlife Editing:
Reduce Noise:

 

[weepete]

Looks like you're getting on with that lens already. They are definatley good fun to shoot with.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Very nice set is that the fulmars in #4

Thanks, yes those are Fulmars. Apparently in the summer the rock faces will be white with them!

Those Fulmars are very pretty i am hoping i will get to see them this summer they do not come to where i am i dont think i think i will have to travel but the ones i would see would be northern Fulmars is that what these Fulmars are do you know?

 

[Destin]

Solid work man! Definitely a learning curve to the long lens and birding, but I'm loving it so far. Very rewarding.

 

[jcdeboever]

Awesome, you are settling in nicely. Impressive

 

[BrentC]

If anyone is interested in improving their LR editing skills, I found two very cool youtube videos. The first video is extremely interesting.

Wildlife Editing:
Reduce Noise:

Thanks for those links. I am still learning LR and know only the basics. This will help a lot since I have quite a few under exposed images.

 

[zombiesniper]

Nice set.

 

[birdbonkers84]

Very nice set is that the fulmars in #4

Thanks, yes those are Fulmars. Apparently in the summer the rock faces will be white with them!

Those Fulmars are very pretty i am hoping i will get to see them this summer they do not come to where i am i dont think i think i will have to travel but the ones i would see would be northern Fulmars is that what these Fulmars are do you know?

They are Northern Fulmars and start breeding in May, at the moment the cliffs faces are quite bare with them, but in a month or so time, there will be a sea of white. According to the RSPB website for Fowlsheugh (Scotland) Puffins and Kittiwake will soon start to appear along with the Razorbills.

 

[birdbonkers84]

If anyone is interested in improving their LR editing skills, I found two very cool youtube videos. The first video is extremely interesting.

Wildlife Editing:
Reduce Noise:

Thanks for those links. I am still learning LR and know only the basics. This will help a lot since I have quite a few under exposed images.

No problems, I only found them after I posted my set, I'll need to go back and try those techniques out as I too am still pretty new to Lightroom!

 

[goooner]

Nice set, seems like you are getting the hang of that lens.

 

[birdbonkers84]

Solid work man! Definitely a learning curve to the long lens and birding, but I'm loving it so far. Very rewarding.

Cheers! Just practicing as much as possible!

Awesome, you are settling in nicely. Impressive

Thanks!

Nice set.

Thanks!

 

[birdbonkers84]

Nice set, seems like you are getting the hang of that lens.

Thanks!