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20D + 70-200 2.8L fitted with Sigma 1.4x TC. Cropped - about 50% of original photo (need more reach!). Still sharp though. Little bird that frequented my father-in-laws place over in Exmouth.
Canon 20D and a bunch of lovely L glass and a 580EX. Benro tripod. Manfrotto monopod. Lowepro and Crumpler bags. And a pair of Sigma teleconverters, and some Kenko tubes. http://www.dionm.net/
This is an interesting shot... nice and sharp, but a really strange composition with the wire taking (IMHO) to much of the attention...
In fact this image might work without the bird! New page
http://www.potofgrass.com Portfolio... http://images.potofgrass.com Comments and money always welcome
The REAL Exmouth - or a southern hemisphere replica, Dion?
Cheers, _______________
Walter "Photography was not a bastard left by science on the doorstep of art, but a legitimate child of the Western pictorial tradition." - Galassi
Exmouth, WA. Canon 20D and a bunch of lovely L glass and a 580EX. Benro tripod. Manfrotto monopod. Lowepro and Crumpler bags. And a pair of Sigma teleconverters, and some Kenko tubes. http://www.dionm.net/
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