Windows on Wildlife- a PB extravaganza, part 2

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PimperneBloke
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Windows on Wildlife- a PB extravaganza, part 2

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So, after the first hour, we swapped lenses, so I took on the 400mm f4.5, which was a smidge too long for the reflection pool, as you'll see. It also didn't help that for some reason I decided to go with 1/500, which was too slow so I wasted a lot of good opportunities. Still. live and learn :D



Part 3 will be coming tomorrow, and in the words of Monty Python, it's time for something completely different :)
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Linda257
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:clap: Oh it really was like Xmas...reflection pool made cracking photos PB :photo: :wow:
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Willpar
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Lovely set of pics PB.
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PimperneBloke wrote: Sat Jul 05, 2025 6:29 pm So, after the first hour, we swapped lenses, so I took on the 400mm f4.5, which was a smidge too long for the reflection pool, as you'll see. It also didn't help that for some reason I decided to go with 1/500, which was too slow so I wasted a lot of good opportunities. Still. live and learn :D

Part 3 will be coming tomorrow, and in the words of Monty Python, it's time for something completely different :)
Another great set PB. Did it take long to set the birds up between photo's :sofa: :rofl: My favourite is the juvenile starling drinking.
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