Rosl Roessner
01-21-2008, 12:53 PM
After fishing the kingfisher always shakes his body to get rid of the water.
I tried to create a pleasing picture of that. It wasn't that easy, because he often closes his eyes or has the white membrane over his eyes. Often the head is in a bad angle or it is too sharp or not sharp enough.
This was my best result of the "shaking-pictures".
I had not a big chance for very different shutter-speeds, because it was rainy and very cloudy. I would love to have some with 1250 sec or less.... but how do you think about the slow shutter speed and the whole picture?
Mark III Canon 500 / 4 IS
f 6.3 to get enough dof / 1/400 sec. / ISO 1600
Thank you for looking and commenting....
Rose
I tried to create a pleasing picture of that. It wasn't that easy, because he often closes his eyes or has the white membrane over his eyes. Often the head is in a bad angle or it is too sharp or not sharp enough.
This was my best result of the "shaking-pictures".
I had not a big chance for very different shutter-speeds, because it was rainy and very cloudy. I would love to have some with 1250 sec or less.... but how do you think about the slow shutter speed and the whole picture?
Mark III Canon 500 / 4 IS
f 6.3 to get enough dof / 1/400 sec. / ISO 1600
Thank you for looking and commenting....
Rose