Rich Steel
01-22-2008, 06:07 PM
Hi
I have spent a long time over the last two years photographing curlew which are one of my favourite waders. The birds roost over high tide on a field near my home which conviently has a car park next to it. Most of the time they are either well out of arrange or aslepp but just occasionally they come in close and even more rarely while the sun is actually shining. Here is one taking a dip.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/crllbath7-2.jpg
Taken with 1Dmk2N and 500mm lens at 1.4 TC at ISO320 F7.1 at 1/1250s.
Shot taken from car with camera supported on beanbag.
Cheers
Rich
I have spent a long time over the last two years photographing curlew which are one of my favourite waders. The birds roost over high tide on a field near my home which conviently has a car park next to it. Most of the time they are either well out of arrange or aslepp but just occasionally they come in close and even more rarely while the sun is actually shining. Here is one taking a dip.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/crllbath7-2.jpg
Taken with 1Dmk2N and 500mm lens at 1.4 TC at ISO320 F7.1 at 1/1250s.
Shot taken from car with camera supported on beanbag.
Cheers
Rich