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Ordinarily it sits at 600 and I can sometimes struggle to leave sufficient surround to frame the bird forgetting I can zoom out.
This time I did the opposite!
Trying to capture a young Dunnock flitting about the tree, I managed to get this shot which later required about a 25-50% crop.
Then I realised I had the lens set at 300mm 🤬
It's hard breaking the habits of a life time .in this case prime lens v zoom flexibility.
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Couldn't help feeling sorry for this scruffy Bluetit.
Going in and out of its nest hole to feed its brood has taken a toll on its appearance
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Another Dunnock foraging in the bushes..
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I don't really know where all this bright light is coming from! I had to get the iso down into 3 digits for a change.
Here's another baby..
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Not sure we should be including 'caged bird' photos, but anyway here's my version. 😀
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That's enoughback to weeding the garden. 😞
Last edited on Mon Jun 7th, 2021 04:50 by Eric
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