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From Cape May last week. Seeing a Sora is an uncommon event for me. Seeing a Sora juvie was a first, and getting both in one frame (with 2 decent HAs) was a treat. Conditions were near dusk and abysmal, so IQ is compromised. But I thought this was interesting enough to warrant sharing it. We went back the next morning and got the adult in better light, but the juvie didn't reappear.
D500, 500f4 + 1.4 TC, ISO 3200, 1/250s @ f/8 manual; fill @ -2.3 EV. Gitzo and Mongoose.
Well done Bill on getting this elusive bird, along with the juve. Nice pose, and HAs on both. I agree with your self critique, concerning the IQ, but due to the light, there is not much you can do. I would be more than happy to get a shot like this, under any light conditions.
Will
Hi Bill, nice clear view of the adult and juvenile. A difficult bird to find and photograph. You might try a pano crop to eliminate some of the top and focus attention more on the birds. Thank you for sharing.
Good one, Bill. Under the conditions we had to work with, you utilized the ff very nicely. It was quite a treat to have the adult and the juvie in the same frame. Like the head and feet positions. I might take about 1/2 an inch off the top.
Geoffrey
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Thank you all. Joe, I considered a pano but decided I liked the habitat. Worth a try, though.
