Variety of Lenses: My Sigma 105, a 80-400VR, Nikon 200mm Macro and a fully manual 180mm Nikon prime. This was my first go at shooting fully manual, let alone no metering.
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Taken at Birddog's on Sat.
Variety of Lenses: My Sigma 105, a 80-400VR, Nikon 200mm Macro and a fully manual 180mm Nikon prime. This was my first go at shooting fully manual, let alone no metering.
- Nick
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You've done really well Nick. The ones with the water droplets on are just magic. Not so sure about the pigeons though.
Peter
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Thanks for the comments.
Peter - the pigeons are really just the obligatory test shots - they are far from ground breaking and nothing more than ordinary. One was with the 80-400 and the other shot fully manual (from memory). - Nick
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