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Hope to get some more of this fellow in better light
Tawny Owl, Coate Water, Swindon, E-3, 90-250, ec2.0
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Tawny Owl, Coate Water, Swindon, E-3, 90-250, ec2.0
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Hes a little cutey
What ISO was you using there ?
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Thanks SteveOriginally posted by stevednp3 View PostHes a little cutey What ISO was you using there ?
ISO 1600, and far too slow for the focal length, exif is in the gallery
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Well spotted good result for the conditions, I like it.Ed
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Thankyou Ed.Originally posted by Wee man View Post
Like a lot of 'genuine' shots of wild creatures it has been limited by the conditions and the owls choice of home, but it is always nice to see the actual creatures outside of captive conditions.
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I agree I much prefer to see any wildlife in its natural environment.Originally posted by Nick Temple-Fry View Post
Well spotted.
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It's a great achievement to even find that owl in the wild, let alone get a picture!
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Honesty alone forces me to own up that the 'spotting' was done by someone else (there are a lot of birders at Coate). I just had to follow directions to find it.Originally posted by Zuiko View PostIt's a great achievement to even find that owl in the wild, let alone get a picture!
But I did hold the camera and push the shutter button
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How cool is the Owl, cute little fella.
I really like the 2nd shot. I like the way the Owl appears framed with the bushes around him. I think the colours and textures are brilliant.Comment
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Thank you GarrieOriginally posted by Garrie View Post
Actually of course it is the tree framing the owl, this critter was about 25ft up a tree, a difficult angle to hold/steady the 90-250.
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