April 25, 2013
I was out-n-about practicing my technique for capturing Birds In Flight (BIF). This Snowy Egret was kind enough to do a slow fly-by so that I could capture a picture. I shot this image using a 70-200 lens maxed out at the long end. And I still feel that I needed more reach to really capture a fantastic BIF image. This image is cropped significantly, and the pixelation artifacts definitely can be seen.
I was out-n-about practicing my technique for capturing Birds In Flight (BIF). This Snowy Egret was kind enough to do a slow fly-by so that I could capture a picture. I shot this image using a 70-200 lens maxed out at the long end. And I still feel that I needed more reach to really capture a fantastic BIF image. This image is cropped significantly, and the pixelation artifacts definitely can be seen.
April 25, 2013
I was out-n-about practicing my technique for capturing Birds In Flight (BIF). This Snowy Egret was kind enough to do a slow fly-by so that I could capture a picture. I shot this image using a 70-200 lens maxed out at the long end. And I still feel that I needed more reach to really capture a fantastic BIF image. This image is cropped significantly, and the pixelation artifacts definitely can be seen.
I was out-n-about practicing my technique for capturing Birds In Flight (BIF). This Snowy Egret was kind enough to do a slow fly-by so that I could capture a picture. I shot this image using a 70-200 lens maxed out at the long end. And I still feel that I needed more reach to really capture a fantastic BIF image. This image is cropped significantly, and the pixelation artifacts definitely can be seen.
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