bidkev Goldmember  4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info | Jun 09, 2015 00:30 | #1261 CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #17589680  These are adorable!
 Tawny Frogmouth by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrSee my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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Jun 09, 2015 08:37 | #1262 bidkev wrote in post #17589736 Thanks. They are aren't they? Couldn't get her mate to come out to play this time  but I got the pair a while back with the 70-300 Tawny Frogmouth by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrIt is downright eerie how much those feathers look like bark! https://www.flickr.com/photos/127590681@N03/
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info | Jun 09, 2015 09:09 | #1263 See my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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Jun 09, 2015 09:38 | #1264 IS is amazing on this lens, a lot like the 70-300L.  Baby Raccoons by Tommy DiGiovanni, on FlickrWebsite
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TomReichner "That's what I do."  17,636 posts Gallery: 213 photos Best ofs: 2 Likes: 8389 Joined Dec 2008 Location: from Pennsylvania, USA, now in Washington state, USA, road trip back and forth a lot More info | Jun 09, 2015 09:41 | #1265 Tommydigi wrote in post #17590113 IS is amazing on this lens ...... Yes, quite so. It enables one to take photos that one could not get with the 100-400 IS version 1. I find myself shooting handheld much more often than I would ever have dared to do with the old lens. "Your" and "you're" are different words with completely different meanings - please use the correct one.
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Jun 09, 2015 14:07 | #1266 bidkev wrote in post #17589736 Thanks. They are aren't they? Couldn't get her mate to come out to play this time but I got the pair a while back with the 70-300 Tawny Frogmouth by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrGreat pic! Where was this taken? 7D Mark ii, T1i/500D, 17-55 2.8, 100-400L mk II - More Gear
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Jun 09, 2015 17:55 | #1267 I got mine this afternoon. Nikon D750 - Nikon D7200 - Nikon S33 - Olympus Om10 Mark II
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info Post edited over 8 years ago by bidkev. (2 edits in all) | Jun 09, 2015 18:02 | #1268 WebDevGuy wrote in post #17590412 Great pic! Where was this taken?
 Bush Stone Curlew by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr Bush Stone Curlew (2) by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrSee my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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WebDevGuy Goldmember  More info Post edited over 8 years ago by Pekka with reason 'fixed quote img urls'. | Jun 09, 2015 22:27 | #1269 bidkev wrote in post #17590668 In the grounds of Australia Zoo. Like the Bush Stone Curlew, due tio their camouflage, they're very hard to spot in the wild unless they actually move. Bush Stone Curlew by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr Bush Stone Curlew (2) by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrGreat pics! Keep em coming. 7D Mark ii, T1i/500D, 17-55 2.8, 100-400L mk II - More Gear
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info Post edited over 8 years ago by bidkev. (2 edits in all) | Jun 09, 2015 23:00 | #1270 Thank you. I've just noticed that those pics have picked up a lot of Cyan/Blue on flickr? The originals are nothing like that? See my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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John_T Goldmember  More info | Jun 10, 2015 00:51 | #1271 I got quite a lot of shots of wild Curlews above Cairns a few years ago. Love their big eyes. As long as I didn't make any sudden movements, they were curious and played hide and seek in and out of the undergrowth. Canon : EOS R : 5DIV : 5DS R : 5DIII : 7DII : 40 2.8 : 50 1.4 : 35L : 85L : 100L IS Macro : 135L : 16-35L II : RF-24-105L IS : 70-200L II : 100-400L IS II : 1.4x & 2x TC III : 600EX-RT : 580EX : 430EX : G1XII : Markins Q10 & Q3T : Jobu Gimbal : Manfrotto Underware : etc...
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info Post edited over 8 years ago by bidkev. | Jun 10, 2015 01:55 | #1272 John_T wrote in post #17591053 I got quite a lot of shots of wild Curlews above Cairns a few years ago. Love their big eyes. As long as I didn't make any sudden movements, they were curious and played hide and seek in and out of the undergrowth. They can be as stupid as plovers some times. There's a few nest every year in the grass border of the car park at The Prince Charles Hospital in Brizzy. They seem to think that if they stand perfectly still, they can't be seen/harmed. You can almost reach out and touch them before they move off. Their camouflage works over wood chip but not over grass See my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info Post edited over 8 years ago by bidkev. | Jun 10, 2015 08:15 | #1273 This lens is amazing! So much so the Mother-In-Law let me take her picture  Helmeted Guineafowl (2) by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr Helmeted Guineafowl by Kevin Dickinson, on FlickrSee my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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Jun 10, 2015 09:17 | #1274 ...and cue the blowtorch sound effect! https://www.flickr.com/photos/127590681@N03/
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Canonised Goldmember  More info | Jun 10, 2015 10:14 | #1275 I recently acquired the 7D2 to match the 100-400mk2 and the combination is a revelation. It was so much easier with a higher rate of keepers than on the 5D3. Even my Nikon buddies who I shoot wildlife with were envious. The investment on the combination is well worth it. CANONISED (aka Horolographer)
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