A few from the nest

mushy

Of my Osprey's of course!

Change of shift watching the eggs, time for a stretch of the wings


Back to take over


One more coming in to land


Thanks for taking a look :rolleyes

Harryb

Very nice, especially the third shot.

Awais Yaqub

Weldone
i wonder all of you how keeps focused the bird as it fly ! i even move my cam along with bird ofcoarse when it is out of focus area it will be blured
what do you guys do ? or my PS camera focus speed is slow is that a reason or it dont have ability to keep subject in focus as it moves
or both

Dick on Aruba

Nice series, good work.

I like the last the most.

Thanks for sharing.

Dick.

jwear

Awais Yaqub wrote:

Weldone
i wonder all of you how keeps focused the bird as it fly ! i even move my cam along with bird ofcoarse when it is out of focus area it will be blured
what do you guys do ? or my PS camera focus speed is slow is that a reason or it dont have ability to keep subject in focus as it moves
or both

for sure the speed with a ps makes it very hard --but-- pratice panning with anything that moves if you can move with them[same speed ] and get the speed up on your camera then you got it .It takes lots of practice --try with cars or bikes and you will see --better you will get oh and the osprey very nice

mushy

jwear wrote:

for sure the speed with a ps makes it very hard --but-- pratice panning with anything that moves if you can move with them[same speed ] and get the speed up on your camera then you got it .It takes lots of practice --try with cars or bikes and you will see --better you will get oh and the osprey very nice

I agree with Jwear, when it comes to panning, I've spent alot of time sitting on the swan river foreshore panning away on anything that flew past and for me its still hit and miss but practice is still the way to go. Plus IS and USM also help out

Cheers all for your comments by the way the third is my fav too

saurora

#3 is realllllly nice!!!!!