got these two today.
seemed to be kookaburras everywhere, but not much else
At least they are an aussie icon.
Steve
edit: just noticed a green cast on the portrait. will have a look at when I get back in.
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got these two today. seemed to be kookaburras everywhere, but not much else At least they are an aussie icon. Steve edit: just noticed a green cast on the portrait. will have a look at when I get back in. Last edited by avkomp on Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:15 pm, edited 3 times in total.
This must be the time for the kookaburra photos.
 Nice photos, I like the clarity of the eyes. I struggled with that when photographing my kookaburra. The background in the photos have an interesting "painted" quality, as well as the kookaburra itself in the first shot.Last edited by Potatis on Sun Nov 06, 2005 4:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Doug C.
Awesome photos! My pick of the two is the second one, I feel that the background in the first a little bit bright.
Any chance of some EXIF for them? In particular, what focal length / aperture? The DOF is beautiful. Canon User
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both shots taken with nikkor 80-400vr @ 400 handheld
sb800 for fill shot 1 1/320 f5.6 iso 200 cropped to portrait shot 2 1/200 f5.6 iso 200 full frame normally shoot the 400 @ f8 or higher but there were branches and stuff behind that I had to blur, also the light wasnt so strong under the canopy and I needed as high a shutter speed as I could get Steve
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