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    More of my avian friends

    My wife and me took the day off today to go to the forest and hand feed the birds. The handfeeding shots are on my flickr in my link, but heres the best of the rest :

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    Thanks for looking

    Danny
    Olympus E-5 / E-620(hld5) / E-410 with Zuiko's : 14-42mm f5.6 | 40-150mm f5.6 | 70-300mm f4 | 35mm Macro f3.5 | Sigma 50-500mm | Sigma 105mm Macro | FL-36r
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    Re: More of my avian friends

    Excellent images Danny, superb detail. Are these with the Bigma?

    David
    PBase Galleries:-http://www.pbase.com/davidmorisonimages

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      Re: More of my avian friends

      I had both cameras and lenses with me today and these were all on the 410 and 70-300mm. Thanks for the kind comment!
      Olympus E-5 / E-620(hld5) / E-410 with Zuiko's : 14-42mm f5.6 | 40-150mm f5.6 | 70-300mm f4 | 35mm Macro f3.5 | Sigma 50-500mm | Sigma 105mm Macro | FL-36r
      Macbook 2ghz/4gb/120gb/13.3"
      Lightroom/Photoshop CS5/Photomatix Pro 3.0
      www.dgpix.org.uk
      My Flickr

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      • #4
        Re: More of my avian friends

        Great detail lovely shots.
        Ed

        Live life in the slow lane.

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        • #5
          Re: More of my avian friends

          Great set of pictiures, the hand feeding one's are amazing. how do you get them to do that?

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            Re: More of my avian friends

            Originally posted by Wee man View Post
            Great detail lovely shots.
            Thanks

            Originally posted by rsh1960 View Post
            Great set of pictiures, the hand feeding one's are amazing. how do you get them to do that?
            Thanks for the comments and visitnig my flickr stream. It takes a bit of patience - I visit the same place every weekend, sturday and sunday and feed the birds on the ground and on the tree stumps etc. Eventually, after a few weeks, they got more and more used to me and were taking it from my hand. My wife now goes with me as she likes to have them on her hand, and I take the piccies.
            Olympus E-5 / E-620(hld5) / E-410 with Zuiko's : 14-42mm f5.6 | 40-150mm f5.6 | 70-300mm f4 | 35mm Macro f3.5 | Sigma 50-500mm | Sigma 105mm Macro | FL-36r
            Macbook 2ghz/4gb/120gb/13.3"
            Lightroom/Photoshop CS5/Photomatix Pro 3.0
            www.dgpix.org.uk
            My Flickr

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              Excellent photos! I like the Coal Tit best, because that one is rather rare at my place - but all show great detail, so I assume you took them within "macro-distance" of the 70-300. Am I correct?! Great achivement BTW!
              I am not afraid of Tits

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                Re: More of my avian friends

                Originally posted by Falk View Post
                Excellent photos! I like the Coal Tit best, because that one is rather rare at my place - but all show great detail, so I assume you took them within "macro-distance" of the 70-300. Am I correct?! Great achivement BTW!

                Thanks for commenting, these were all taken about 8-10ft away ffrom the birds.
                Olympus E-5 / E-620(hld5) / E-410 with Zuiko's : 14-42mm f5.6 | 40-150mm f5.6 | 70-300mm f4 | 35mm Macro f3.5 | Sigma 50-500mm | Sigma 105mm Macro | FL-36r
                Macbook 2ghz/4gb/120gb/13.3"
                Lightroom/Photoshop CS5/Photomatix Pro 3.0
                www.dgpix.org.uk
                My Flickr

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