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    Default Kingfisher timing

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    The shutter did its thing at exactly the right moment - with a bit of luck. The 11h00 sun is never one's best friend with B&W birds like this Pied Kingfisher!

    D600 + Tamron 150-600 G2 @ 600mm
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    Great timing. You caught a very nice moment in time here. Like the composition and the prey of course.

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    Tobie,

    Tough lighting conditions for sure. You did well here, and I like the BG. The bird looks just a touch oversharpened on my monitor, and the out of focus branch bothers me just a tad. Not sure if that could be avoided with a larger depth-of-field or if it's just an oddly-angled branch. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walker Noe View Post
    Tobie,

    Tough lighting conditions for sure. You did well here, and I like the BG. The bird looks just a touch oversharpened on my monitor, and the out of focus branch bothers me just a tad. Not sure if that could be avoided with a larger depth-of-field or if it's just an oddly-angled branch. Well done.
    Thanks for commenting Walker! I have already turned sharpening way down because of the sharpened look of this bird (an old problem when snapping them!).

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