Canon 40D
500mm
ISO-250
1/500 SEC AT F/5.6
I am away from home and I took this off the web. The raw file is very sharp-hope the image holds up
Canon 40D
500mm
ISO-250
1/500 SEC AT F/5.6
I am away from home and I took this off the web. The raw file is very sharp-hope the image holds up
Although I am British and should show no emotion and keep a stiff upper lip that is the cutest iddle widdle duckling in the world!! (look what you have done, I went crazy).
On a more serious note is there any technique to getting such sharp photos...I am amazed with every one of your shots and how sharp they are.
Rob, Thankyou -glad you like it. I follow Moose Petersons advice on long lens technique-you can google his name to get to his site-he has a couple of techniques he shares-he said he didn't invent them but he does share them- Also I shoot w/ a tripod and try try try again!!! Happy Holidays!!
This is simply adorable Lady Denise...I'm going to look the other way and give you a get out of jail pass for the head angle...:D...hehehe...with a face like this, who's not going to love him...well done...I love it...:cool:
Merry Christmas...:)
Love your composition D. Excellent background and well exposed.
Thank you for your comments of my page, I really appreciated.
Oscar -you should put a link to your web-site where your signature would go -Other people would be very interested to see it! I thought it was fantastic!
you mean like this?
Yes!!!! Looks good!!
Oho Denise.....CUTE, CUTE adorable and I did say CUTE
Ahhhhhhh! How adorable.
Adorable little fuzzball !!! Love it Denise !!!
Hi...I like the low angle, sharpness and up close and personal view. Very cute subject!!
They are just too precious Denise. Might sharpen the one eye just a bit, otherwise lovely. Were you on the ground for this shot??
Jackie, I actually was laying down in the duck muck-He was so cute and kept getting closer-I wish I was shooting w/ the 100-400-it would have been easier
Yuk, yuk, and more yucky!
OK, here comes the "dumb" question, but remember, I'm still learning stuff....
You say you always shoot with a tripod, yet this duckling is obviously on the move. How does that work? I always considered a tripod to be for still objects.
Hazel, I use a Wimberly arm mounted on my tripod-it gives a fluid movement
Super cute little guy . . . 10+
Well done, young Lady.
Thanks for sharing
Uncle Gus