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High on Suet
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Uploaded: 04/13/08 4:46 AM GMT
High on Suet
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he actually looked like he was hanging on to a lamp post.
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04/14/08 12:31 AM GMT
Not very good focus on this one Mike, keep trying.
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greg, it was such a spur of the moment, i just had to put it up.
p.s. i used a tripod but the danged bird moved!!!
p.s. i used a tripod but the danged bird moved!!!
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Nice attempt. Wrens are a nightmare to photograph- they are so fast. I've never taken a photo of one that wasn't blurred. I hope I'm right and this is a wren?!
I know what you mean about 'spur of the moment'! Wildlife never stands still for us!
I know what you mean about 'spur of the moment'! Wildlife never stands still for us!
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Hey Mike,
I assume that this image is at the limit of your camera's range and also blown up to max size? These little birds are both fast and tiny, makes getting a good shot of them chancy or requiring patience and preparation. I like the fact that even blurred and pixelated as this image is I can still see the animal's focus and the "story" in the image. I'd have taken this photo for those reasons, in fact I have quite a few "blurred" images that I keep because the story they tell is one I like.
Mikel.
I assume that this image is at the limit of your camera's range and also blown up to max size? These little birds are both fast and tiny, makes getting a good shot of them chancy or requiring patience and preparation. I like the fact that even blurred and pixelated as this image is I can still see the animal's focus and the "story" in the image. I'd have taken this photo for those reasons, in fact I have quite a few "blurred" images that I keep because the story they tell is one I like.
Mikel.
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