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drigo thats super, 70-200?

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thanks! yes it was with the 70-200

RobDickinson wrote in post #12728207
drigo thats super, 70-200?

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Happy Feet this way by robjdickinson, on Flickr

I think I would actually be a little bit freaked out if I saw a penguin walking a child.

Thanks guys for the kind words about the Beagle shot.

@RobDickinson: Really intrigued by that sign, is there some story behind it?

Beanies Dad wrote in post #12728394
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@RobDickinson: Really intrigued by that sign, is there some story behind it?

Its at the Christchurch Antarctic Center , which for some reason is on the same site as the US Antarctic expedition centre, which is treated like a US embassy and they shoe photographers away!

nice pics everyone!^^^

10-22mm f3.5 1/200 shutter.

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aaron_boost

Are those your Oscars? I had two of them in a 20 gallon tank and you can imagine, they outgrew it ridiculously quick - especially after I started feeding them feeder fish.

They were the coolest fish I ever had, they grew to about the size of my hand (rather large) before I had to flush them because they simply outgrew the tank. I also had one of those ugly algae eaters (forget the name but the one that looks like a Dinosaur). When I got rid of the tank I gave him away and he's still alive. Nearly 12 years old and about 10" long now LOL.

Beanies Dad wrote in post #12726831
=Beanie's Dad;12726831]Happiness is a carrying a tennis ball in your gob!

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Love it...
Such a happy little one.

eskimochaos wrote in post #12729252
aaron_boost

Are those your Oscars? I had two of them in a 20 gallon tank and you can imagine, they outgrew it ridiculously quick - especially after I started feeding them feeder fish.

They were the coolest fish I ever had, they grew to about the size of my hand (rather large) before I had to flush them because they simply outgrew the tank. I also had one of those ugly algae eaters (forget the name but the one that looks like a Dinosaur). When I got rid of the tank I gave him away and he's still alive. Nearly 12 years old and about 10" long now LOL.

Hey!
Yes they are oscars. I Currently have 4 In 125gal tank..2 tigers and 2 lutino reds.
Yes, they grow really fast! Got them at 1.5inches in January... They are now about 8inches. Wow! That's along time

85mm 1.8

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10-22 3.5f

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daveharlow wrote in post #12729676

This one really showcases the 7D's ability to capture action shots in AI Servo mode.

Ha ha!! I think I've perfected my panning technique at last

^^^ and there's not even any motion blur! Amazing.