Taken at Brisbane Forest park's Discovery Centre.
D300, Sigma 50-150, Flash used.
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Shock and Anger
Taken at Brisbane Forest park's Discovery Centre. D300, Sigma 50-150, Flash used. Darren
Nikon D3 and Nikon Glass
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I love these birds. They are too infrequent visitors to my area but I always rush for the camera to capture them when they do come. You have done well here as they are difficult to capture well as they are almost like 'shaggy dogs' so it is hard to get good sharp images.
In the end we know Nothing, but in the meantime Learn like crazy.
Your Camera Does Matter Nikon D70 D200 D300 PPOK
Re: Tawny Eyes
Gorgeous shot, there is such a cartoon-like aspect to their expressions. It's brilliant stuff.
Re: Tawny Eyes
Great timing mate to catch both of 'em staring like this! They look a little angry at something.. Your borders kick-ass too.
Nikon D70
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