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Great captures of a beautiful bird and what a nice detailing of the wings of its victim!
The green killer !
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- #27
Thx Jaap for your kind words
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Thx Nmoens for your kind words
Pure nature, photographed beautifully! Thanks for sharing these wonderful images.
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Thx Jim for your kind words
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- #33
WOW, quite a feat, both the picture and the bird. Congratulations.
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Thx gKhan for your kind words
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- #35
Great shots, but did you use Group AF?
The only reason I ask is that in the first shot it nailed the focus on the Wagtail which was closer?
The only reason I ask is that in the first shot it nailed the focus on the Wagtail which was closer?
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Thx markyMark for your kind words.I was using group focus Actually I was focussing on the wagtail when the bee eater dived( and got into the frame) and caught the dragon fly and perched when I shifted the focus to it .Thx to D 50 0and 500 PF all the bee eater shots ( there were over 80 shots of it) were in ficus
The shots are great, well done mate
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- #39
Thx Etching house for your kind words
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