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Words
7 Mar 2007I generally work with aperture priority and let speed take care of itself. The descending magpie was at F7.1, speed 1/1600, ISO 400, exposure +2/3rds.
SittingFox
7 Mar 2007Great! :up: Especially the descending magpie! What shutter speed do you use on these?
Flying Red Fox Blog
8 Mar 2007Those Magpies are so sweet! Brilliant photos Words!:D
I took a lot from my Arundel Wildfowl and Wetlands visit, theres 80 photos on the album aswell for everyone to see.
anonymous
8 Mar 2007Greendove writes:
I love the crow coming in to land. They fly so fast – you must have very quick reactions, Words.
mlynnjohnson
10 Mar 2007Beautifully done!