70-200VR+TC17e11
Please let me know what you think.
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Bird photo - only one that didn't need PS.
70-200VR+TC17e11 Please let me know what you think. fozzie
When people ask what equipment I use - I tell them my eyes.
Very nice Fozzie - looks as if de boids are the flavour of the month. There was no EXIF data with the pic - have you got the aperture and speed details
 Chris
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Re: Bird photo - only one that didn't need PS.
aarrgghhh, looks to me like a bloody Noisy Miner, big pests around here, chasing all the smaller insect eating birds away and causing trees to die off. Numbers have exploded due to so much land clearing, creating favourable habitat for them at the expense of many smaller birds. nice sharp photo though 
Gordon
Chris,
Here it tis: 340mm f/5.6 1/80 ISO 200 Gotta love them boirds (feathered variety), less expensive than the others  . Lens lust any day .
I almost forgot handheld. fozzie
When people ask what equipment I use - I tell them my eyes.
I really like the colours in this Fozzie. I find the leaf just left of his head a bit distracting. I wonder if it could be cloned out. It's a very sharp pic. Well done!
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