Today's dog walk in Lower Cromane, saw me armed with my K5 and my Sigma 500mm. I mainly used F16, with the camera sorting out the best ISO, that turned out to be mostly 1600, to give me shutter speeds in excess of 1/3000sec + Most of the bird shots were taken at 7fps, and follow focus additional settings. The following results show the photos taken.
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John Foley fishing over by Inch strand. |
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As I said in yesterdays shoot with the F1.7 Prime, Bokeh can also be produced with a telephoto lens at smaller apertures. |
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The Lower Cromane sentry, a Hooded Crow, he always keeps a look out and shouts the odds! |
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A Cormorant in full flight. |
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Inch at 500mm |
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Oystercatcher in flight, these birds fly extremely fast, and are difficult to catch handheld with a 500mm. |
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From here on mostly Gulls, adult and young |
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Coming in to land, undercarriage down! |
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Touch Down!!!! |
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Crash landing!!! |
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Bow wave during reverse thrust!! |
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John Joe Reilly taking Oyster seed bags to the growing grounds. |
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Hi John Joe, Yep! it's me, see the Tohatsu is still running strong!! |
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The gulls wings look beautiful in their varying stages if flight. |
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More flaps than a 747. |
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Hooded crow, just sitting in the sun |
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The old man is home! where the hell do you think you've been???
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Oooo not to be missed, a Cormorant sunning itself |
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The light is from behind him so not much detail to see, hope he stays around. |
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Ooopps he's seem me, don't go!!! |
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A complete poser, now showing his back with the sun on it. |
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Just like a model, turning to show me all, Poser!!!! |
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One final wave! |
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A zoom in to 500mm for one last look. |
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Today's Heron |
Pentax K5 Sigma 50mm, F16, 1/3000sec, ISO 1600
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