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| Posted: Wed Mar 6th, 2019 04:57 |
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blackfox
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nice shots by graham , Eric , and Iain well done
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| Posted: Wed Mar 6th, 2019 04:59 |
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blackfox
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couple of mine a grounded shorty and one in flight head on with a gnat under right wing  
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| Posted: Thu Mar 7th, 2019 12:24 |
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blackfox
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a purple sandpiper , from when my chauffeur Robert took me along the coast a week or so ago 
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| Posted: Thu Mar 7th, 2019 12:43 |
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1064th Post |
blackfox
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looked at the pic above and realised that I had really ****ed up the white balance in p.p .. I suppose this boils down to changing cameras , not trusting the w/b on them and altering it without need .. I do see where graham is coming from with the rendering of the w/b .. hope this now rectifies it a bit .. shows we are never to old to learn .. both shots taken within a second or two of each other . and teaches me to trust the camera more and not photoshops rendering of it .. 
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| Posted: Thu Mar 7th, 2019 13:12 |
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1065th Post |
Eric
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Whilst the first one may be slightly over warm, it depends what time of day and year as to how warm the camera captures the scene. Backing off the wb, as you have done. makes the bird more pristine but I think it's a little bit cold/blue. Either way both lovely photos, well done. This is the best purple sandpiper I've got (unedited straight out of camera)..... 
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| Posted: Thu Mar 7th, 2019 13:18 |
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1066th Post |
Eric
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This bird watching and photography can be a frustrating pastime. Mike (of RSPB Frampton fame) and I were in Alsace in September. In Munster, we were after the storks that nest on the rooftops. Even an experienced birder can miss the obvious..... 
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| Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 03:35 |
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1067th Post |
blackfox
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a great spotted woodpecker from yesterday at my local n/r where I took rob on his recent visit . 
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| Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 05:05 |
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1068th Post |
Robert
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Very good Jeff, those claws tell a story, some grip there. Does it announce it's presence with a little drilling? The one near here lands on a tall telegraph pole and it's rattle, rattle, rattle! Very loud, everybody knows it's there.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 09:37 |
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1069th Post |
Graham Whistler
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Nice one Jeff shame about end of tail but you are doing great with colour balance now! This is a male GS Woodpecker from my Scotish trip, quite a big blow up from the D500 with 500mm lens ISO 1250 1/250 sec at f10. Attachment: WP1173A3s.jpg (Downloaded 111 times)
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| Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 10:27 |
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Eric
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During a short break in the wind and rain, this chap popped into the garden for a snack...  
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