Rohan Kamath
12-30-2010, 11:35 PM
Hi Guys,
Species:- Ultramarine Flycatcher - Adult Male
Date:- 8th December, 2010
1/320 sec, f/6.3, ISO 1600, EC 0 @ 400mm
Partial Metering, Handheld.
Canon EOS 40D,
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM
This is a bird that sticks to small pools of water on the forest floor. The dense canopy makes sure that there is almost never any light to work with so I had to push my camera to ISO 1600 here. Also, this species is active just before dawn and seems to disappear with the rising sun, so that presents even more of a challenge.
Self Critique:- I wish I'd got the entire feet in the frame here but he came so suddenly along with 2 young ones that the slightly movement on my part would have frightened them off.
All C&C welcome and much appreciated.
Thanks for your valuable time. Appreciate it.
-Regards,
Rohan
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Conservation begins at HOME... We CAN make a difference...
http://indianaturewatch.net/images/album/photo/20074011874d0835cadd99c.jpg
Species:- Ultramarine Flycatcher - Adult Male
Date:- 8th December, 2010
1/320 sec, f/6.3, ISO 1600, EC 0 @ 400mm
Partial Metering, Handheld.
Canon EOS 40D,
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM
This is a bird that sticks to small pools of water on the forest floor. The dense canopy makes sure that there is almost never any light to work with so I had to push my camera to ISO 1600 here. Also, this species is active just before dawn and seems to disappear with the rising sun, so that presents even more of a challenge.
Self Critique:- I wish I'd got the entire feet in the frame here but he came so suddenly along with 2 young ones that the slightly movement on my part would have frightened them off.
All C&C welcome and much appreciated.
Thanks for your valuable time. Appreciate it.
-Regards,
Rohan
__________________________________________________ _
Conservation begins at HOME... We CAN make a difference...
http://indianaturewatch.net/images/album/photo/20074011874d0835cadd99c.jpg