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Wipe That Smile Off Your Face - It's Only A Wren

 
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May 08, 2007 11:22 |  #31

This is a wonderful capture, Mitch! Lots of detail. The bg is amazingly clean! :)


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May 08, 2007 11:41 |  #32

Thanks again Steve and Leo. Leo, at low f/stop numbers, all you need is 5 or 6 feet of clear air behind the subject and the bokeh will be so blurred it will make that creamy background. While this shot was luck of the draw, I usually try for those kinds of shots. :)


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May 08, 2007 11:46 |  #33

Well done Mitch. It looks like you've mastered the BB.

I've seen a strange looking wren briefly in my yard twice in the past couple of months. I'm dying to get a shot of it.


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May 08, 2007 16:46 |  #34

Thanks Stephen. I don't know about mastered, but I wore out a set of batteries last evening learning the limits of it. I think I can get by if I need to. :)

Good luck with your wren. This guy came and went so fast it was almost shocking. I was lucky to get off one shot. ;)


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May 08, 2007 19:10 |  #35

Great shot Mitch. I see the better beamer is working great for you.


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May 08, 2007 19:28 |  #36

Thanks again Darrell. The beamer does work good. I had more trouble memorizing the settings and options on the 550ex. :)


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May 08, 2007 19:56 |  #37

Mitch, I havent seen all of your pictures, but I have seen most of them that you posted since last spring and this is the best yet, or at the least tied with one of your Eagle shots that I love. The Eagle might win coz its a BOP, but the wren is super hard to get a pic of..so....yup, this is the best!! Extremely well done!:D


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May 08, 2007 20:14 |  #38

Thanks Trevor. You know, that eagle pic made the book? Thanks to you and all the other people who voted for it. :)

But yeah, this is my best, because it is a rare bird and it was a snap shot with some luck thrown in and I was able to stave off the shakes til after I got the shot. :D


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