Introducing Mr & Mrs Virginianus and Mr & Mrs Herodias
Taken this morning at Bolsa Chica with the 1D Mark IV and 500mm f4 with a 2x TC.
1. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #1 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
2. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #2 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
3. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #3 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
4. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #1 (Madame right, Monsieur left)
5. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #2 (Madame right, Monsieur left)
6. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #3 (Madame back, Monsieur front)
Later,
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1. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #1 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
2. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #2 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
3. Mr & Mrs Virginianus Photo #3 (Madame sitting, Monsieur standing)
4. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #1 (Madame right, Monsieur left)
5. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #2 (Madame right, Monsieur left)
6. Mr & Mrs Herodias Photo #3 (Madame back, Monsieur front)
Later,
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Thanks for your comment. For the safety of the birds, the nearest you can get to the nest is about 100 yards and since it's buried inside the tree it was quite dark, so this was a very difficult shot (500mm x 2xTC = 1,000mm, f/8, 1/640) for any camera to make and I was just happy to be able to get anything half way decent as opposed to not getting anything at all. Technically it's not a perfect shot (the 2x TC really hurts IQ wise) but I did like the composition of the pair roosting their egg.
Thanks again for your comment,
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Totally understand the situation. I think you did very well with those limitations!
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