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Best Bird Shot for Me Yet....

Retnyap

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What you think, I know I should get natural shot rather than those bloody nuts. But Hell ;-}

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Sorry the Lens was Canon EF 70-300mm, f5.6 @ 1/500, digital, ISO200.
 
Great photo, but it does not matter about the nuts, you are still showing the bird in one of its most commonly found places..........................The Garden. :D

I would love to have taken at least one image like that. :)
 
Tx for the comments, Scarlett you are right, It's where it's at, for sure....:D
 
Tx for the comments, Scarlett you are right, It's where it's at, for sure....
 
Oops I've been playing with my Library and moved it. didn't realise that happened will try to reinstate. Sorry.....
 
i have to agree with the title! the framing is great and you get such a good depth of field
 
Awwww. Cute little tit.
I can see it now all right! Thanks for fixing it.
It'd have been tooooooo bad if I had missed this. Such a cute picture. How far were you away (in metres or centimetres, if you so please :sexywink:) to get this DOF? And where did you hide so it would come and feed? I like the sidelight!
 
Approx 3 mtrs from feeder, sat on my bench, no hide, camera on tripod in my face. It was pretty cold I can tell you. Got a few this was the best of the buch though afyter cropping....
 
Great shot Retnyap. Love the lighting. Nice one
 
Thanks for letting me know the lens I ask because I'm looking for a new lens so its nice to see what you can get if you add some skill like yours from the equipment xxx
 
Very nice, you did a good job isolating the bird from the background. Great detail in the bird and Chiller is right, the high contrast lighting is super.
 

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