Horses and Birds of Iceland
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Just a few frames from my journey to Iceland with Marc and Andy et al
Great Skua
Arctic tern caught with a 105mm lens on a 70D
Puffin launching
Raven in flight
I have not begun the editing for the Icelandic horses yet
Comments and criticism heartily encouraged.
Great Skua
Arctic tern caught with a 105mm lens on a 70D
Puffin launching
Raven in flight
I have not begun the editing for the Icelandic horses yet
Comments and criticism heartily encouraged.
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Shooting in RAW, and exposing to the right helps, of course.
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Puffins are pretty good too! Got any close ups of them? The ones sitting with back to each other....closeup would be a killer!
Brilliant! Nailing BIFs with clarity and sharpness while finding artistic integrity....that's what it is all about!
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I got a sheep dog and a few horses, and some more puffins though...
The horses were all shot with my EOS 70-300 IS L on a 1Dx, and the puffins were caught with a 70D with a Tamron 150-600. Some may find this information interesting. As always, comments and constructive criticism are heartily encourages and welcomed.
Andy is right, there are lots of birds on Iceland.
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http://www.amazon.com/Tamron-200-500mm-5-0-6-3-Digital-A08E/dp/B00021EED6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1401405696&sr=8-2&keywords=tamron+150-600
The 150-600 is the recently released Tamron lens 150-600mm f5.6 -6.3 with IS. Not as fast as my Canon glass, but smaller and lighter for air travel. I wondered how it would perform, but I think it did ok. The 70D sensor is noisier than my 1 Series, but that was a given. It did focus pretty well, even in the lower light we had.
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This frame of a grebe is a significant crop of a 70D frame with that Tamron lens at about 500mm, handheld again. Not a great image, but that is not a fault of the lens, but the user.
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