That's a very good capture Rick. The 500mm won't work though. As soon as the birds see it they move further away.
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Damn birds are smart. They know when I change the al servo thing, too. They sit, so I change it so I can compose/recompose, then they fly. They are probably whistling "bye bye birdie" or something.
Don't know why I can spend hours playing head games with the birds, but I can't settle my brain down to learn LAB colors post stuff.
Damn birds are smart. They know when I change the al servo thing, too. They sit, so I change it so I can compose/recompose, then they fly. They are probably whistling "bye bye birdie" or something.
Don't know why I can spend hours playing head games with the birds, but I can't settle my brain down to learn LAB colors post stuff.
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there a long line for that Lens, a very long and gnarly line indeed :lol
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
Don't know why I can spend hours playing head games with the birds, but I can't settle my brain down to learn LAB colors post stuff.
Ric, that is a good bird. And a nice photo, too.
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I do see your point though....everything is relative....it's the human condition.
I have a whole sequence of this GBH coming in for a landing. The 75-300IS is just way to soft at 300. It was a nice experience anyway.
Murphy's Law and all that.