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Sep 07, 2006 16:13 |  #1

Finally I get some shots of a Green Heron with this camera. I was fortunate enough to see this bird at work (there is a large pond with koi and other fish). It hung out almost all day (eating the fish or frogs from the pond). Here it was up in a tree overlooking the pond. Hope you enjoy them.

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Shots 1 and 2:
Exposure Time 1/250 sec
Aperture f/5.6
ISO Equivalent 400
Exposure Bias -2

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Shot 3, same, but shutter was 1/320. All manual focus.

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Sep 07, 2006 16:14 |  #2

Lovely lovely set of shots. Was it making a noise in #1?


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Sep 07, 2006 16:18 |  #3

Surprisingly I think it was just yawning! And I got pretty lucky on that. Not perfect, but considering it was manual focus, not bad. Thanks for looking. Here's two more.

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Sep 07, 2006 16:27 |  #4

Nice series Bob, Great focus and detail. This is one nice looking heron. The preening shot is my favorite of the bunch. Great pose and the light hit him just right. What a great shot! Well done! :)


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Sep 07, 2006 16:39 |  #5

I'm really jealous, Bob! Lots of keepers of a bird I rarely even see.


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Sep 07, 2006 16:51 |  #6

Very tough lighting in the first 3 but you balanced it well. The last two are awesome. Nice job ngannet.


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Sep 07, 2006 17:16 |  #7

Very nice captures, I've yet to get a chance to capture one.:(


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Sep 07, 2006 17:49 |  #8

Too bad it was in the shade, but you've still managed to get some fine shots!


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Sep 07, 2006 17:53 |  #9

Still nice images considering the light in the first 3. The 4th shot really works for me ...nice light, clors and the preening shot is quite nice also.


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Sep 07, 2006 17:55 |  #10
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Great looking shots..."Tells me...I need more Work on mine.." :shock:




  
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Sep 07, 2006 19:20 |  #11

Very good timing and excellent exposure control. Well done.


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Sep 07, 2006 21:28 |  #12

looks great


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Sep 07, 2006 21:34 |  #13

great shots.


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Sep 08, 2006 01:04 |  #14

Great series Bob of the green heron, I love the first shot of some action of the heron, certainly can stretch their necks when they want to. Good shots.


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Sep 14, 2006 14:41 |  #15

Wow...fantastic shots Bob. Great captures. :-)


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