My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

[drmarkf]

East Yorkshire saw a lot of Olympus action last week: I went on a Tesni Ward workshop, which was as excellent as we have come to expect. Many thanks to her for a full day's instruction.
Here's a selection, all with the E-M1ii and 300 f4.

Northern Gannet, with nesting material.


Gannet community.


Contested landing.


Western jackdaw.


Guillemot love affair.


Herring gull (I think: I'm yet to pass my Gull ID O-level).


[I'm still not happy with the quality of these images when uploaded via the Gallery: I suppose I'll have to go back to using Flickr, but it's a right pain...]

[Phill D]

Re: My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

Missed you by a couple if days by the sound of it. You got some great shots there, especially the bif's. I really struggled to catch them and ended up with loads of oof images. That 300mm really works well at a place like this. Will definitely go back.

[Guest]

Re: My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

Thanks for sharing this set of well framed shots. Very nice work indeed there, Mark.

[drmarkf]

[MJ224]

Re: My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

May well consider a visit with the workshop. Even from South Wales...........

Great photos, and sounds though you had good tuition........

[drmarkf]

Re: My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

May well consider a visit with the workshop. Even from South Wales...........

Great photos, and sounds though you had good tuition........

She does a variety of other wildlife workshops, some of which are closer to you (e.g. north Staffordshire and Derbyshire - see http://www.tesniward.co.uk/photography-workshops/ ).

[Phill D]

Re: My first visit to Bempton Cliffs [2!]

I just got an Olympus email to say she's doing an Olympus Image Space one near Sheffield early June that's a bit cheaper.

https://www.olympus-imagespace.co.uk/what-is-on/photographing-water-with-tesni-ward-harrison-cameras/