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Aug 31, 2005 15:49 |  #1

Not the most perfect of shots but I was happy with these as they were not very easy to get close to. I had to stalk these little ones in water through 6 foot+ high grass. Hopefully I'll get some unobstructed shots to share next time. Other than that I'm damn happy I haven't seen many snakes about of late lol.


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Aug 31, 2005 16:46 |  #2

Hey mitcon, I'm really enjoying your posts of bird species from Down Under. I realize we always want to take the perfect picture (at least I do) but sometimes we have to take the opportunities which we have in front of us. Considering what you've described you went through in order to get these I'd think you did well! It's nice to see species like these in their natural habitat... instead of in pet shops.


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Aug 31, 2005 17:50 |  #3

i would like to second that sentiment too.it is great see pics of birds from different parts of the world, so i really mean it when i say thanks for sharing.plus i look forward to more


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Aug 31, 2005 18:41 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #4

great shots thanks for sharing.


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Aug 31, 2005 19:05 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #5

Many thanks for the kind words, I do get very frustrated at times with my captures but I guess we all do. I'm very lucky as there is alot of great birdlife in Australia and I seem to have a great deal of it pretty much on my door step. I complain alot about crawling/climbing or walking but to be honest I think sometimes getting dirty or wet is half the fun :D.

I need to improve in many ways, but there is only one way to do that and thats to get out there and practice. Besides, would it be as much fun if every capture you took was perfect ? The challenge is half the fun and driving force to keep shooting. I like to share most of my captures, but if anything I think the less than perfect ones are the best. That way I get other peoples input which I can use hopefully to improve my weaknesses.

I don't like shooting kept animals or even animals in the suburbs as I like more natural environments. Not to say theres anything wrong with urban shooting/captures, just not to my tastes. I don't even like shooting at the zoo, I dislike the cages. Thanks again for any and all input and the kind comments.


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