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Sep 10, 2006 17:15 |  #1

Taken on my newly acquired powershot S3 at 254mm, f/3.5 and 1/1250s. I was quite please with the depth of field given its a point and shoot! I've had to compress it to fit within the forum's attachment upload, but you can download the original image from the link below....

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Sep 12, 2006 18:59 |  #2

He or she looks very relaxed. my friend had 2 of these on her farm fred and ethel......fred had a bit of an attitude sometimes but he was generally a good goose




  
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Sep 13, 2006 18:57 as a reply to  @ skydolphins's post |  #3

Good detail. Actually looks like a greylag goose. I am as guilty as anyone, but with a little walking around you probably could have improved the background.

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Sep 14, 2006 01:22 |  #4

That's a very good shot Simon on the Greylag Goose, the canon powershot has managed to pick up good detail and you have good light on the subject.
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Sep 14, 2006 04:46 |  #5

u guys do get sunny days!! looks like he's making the most of it too. nice photo.


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