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    Andy MacDougall
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    Default Azure Kingfisher (Alcedo azurea)

    Daintree River in Far North Queensland taken on river cruise from boat.



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    Dave Barnes
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    I like the colour and feather detail of the bird. Ditto the PP traces that are still there even after the crop. I would try and blend/correct the one on the top branch. I do prefer the tighter crop.

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    Ditto the PP bit this still is a great shot well done. Like it lots

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    Nice pose and sharpness. Agree with teh closer crop. Adding techs (camera, lens, ISO, aperture, SS etc) is a good idea to maximise feedback, Andy. The Daintree is lovely - were you with Chris Dahlberg?
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    nice looking bird with beautiful pose,I would prefer a more uniform bg!

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    This is one fella that I really would love to meet on my many trips to Queenland !

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    Andy MacDougall
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Whitehead View Post
    Nice pose and sharpness. Agree with teh closer crop. Adding techs (camera, lens, ISO, aperture, SS etc) is a good idea to maximise feedback, Andy. The Daintree is lovely - were you with Chris Dahlberg?
    Apologies Tony:

    D300
    manual mode
    300mm f2.8 + 1.7TC
    1/160 (pretty pleased with sharpness for that ss!)
    f/4.8
    ISO 400
    no flash

    I was just on a regular river cruise but the guy Ian Worcester (Sauce) does birding trips in his own boat that I plan to do. Reckons on 50 or 60 species in a 2 hour trip ! for $50 (aus).

    Is Chris Dahlberg good ? can you give me his contact details ?

    thanks

    Andy

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