Quite the appetite, seems to be getting through the fish quickly. I’m surprised he ate in front of you and didn’t take his dinner to another tree.
What size lens did you shoot with? Thanks.
Well, he was about 70 feet up and I was down in the bushes. He seemed quite secure on his perch. I think he was more afraid of the gulls or other birds taking a run at him It definitely was kind of him to hang around. I have a fantastic Canon L series 70-200 lens that I mated with a Canon 2x extender. This gives me 400mm equivalent. A medium crop still was pretty sharp. Also upped the ISO to about 1600 to allow 1/500s to reduce motion blur.
I am a grey haired wrinkler who lives in the North of Ontario in God's Country.
I get to look around me and take interest in things that I was always too busy to stop and investigate.
I make a lot of photographs of some of them.
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Quite the appetite, seems to be getting through the fish quickly. I’m surprised he ate in front of you and didn’t take his dinner to another tree.
What size lens did you shoot with? Thanks.
Well, he was about 70 feet up and I was down in the bushes. He seemed quite secure on his perch. I think he was more afraid of the gulls or other birds taking a run at him It definitely was kind of him to hang around. I have a fantastic Canon L series 70-200 lens that I mated with a Canon 2x extender. This gives me 400mm equivalent. A medium crop still was pretty sharp. Also upped the ISO to about 1600 to allow 1/500s to reduce motion blur.