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Enhancing your field craft: Developing the skill of anticipation | The Nature Photographer's Garden
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Inside my camera bag. The Nature Photographer's Garden. Turning my back yard into a field trip…. Enhancing your field craft: Developing the skill of anticipation. Posted on September 13, 2012. Behaviour also changes with the seasons. Just now I am anticipating the start of the migration period. Living on a known migration route, I have learned to listen out for large flocks of geese around first light. Larr; Pond success. Be the first to start a conversation. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Reaching a major ...
Attending to voracious appetites | The Nature Photographer's Garden
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Inside my camera bag. The Nature Photographer's Garden. Turning my back yard into a field trip…. Attending to voracious appetites. Posted on June 9, 2012. I used a Canon EOS40D with a 100-400mm lens, handheld at the 400mm end of the zoom. I had to set a higher ISO (800) to give me a fast enough shutter speed to keep the images sharp. Ordinarily I would be under a portable hide but Robins are one of the least shy birds and it was possible to get close enough without. Be the first to start a conversation.
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Inside my camera bag. The Nature Photographer's Garden. Turning my back yard into a field trip…. Bokeh – focusing on the blur…. Posted on June 24, 2012. In this shot of a young Starling on a mealworm binge you can see the effect the bright light morning sun has had. Taken with an aperture of f5.6 the bokeh is distinctive and still reasonably soft around the edges of the circles. The background in the Robin shot is much less obtrusive and doesn’t detract from the subject in the foreground. Get every new p...
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Inside my camera bag. The Nature Photographer's Garden. Turning my back yard into a field trip…. Newer posts →. Feeding Birds All Year Round. May 7, 2012. As my new ‘back-door nature reserve’ moves into its first Spring the impact of a successful Winter is clear. All the feeding stations are busy with a wide range of visitors daily and the garden abounds with birdsong. Not a bad start for a garden that until recently attracted little or no attention from the […]. February 23, 2012. February 8, 2012.
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MEMBERS - Adelaide, South Australia. Wildlife Photographers Australia original website was set up for a group of Australia’s foremost wildlife photographers. They were Tim Newbery, Ray Channells, Jenni Horsnell, Jimmy Thompson and John Cooper. The original aim was to set up a forum where keen wildlife photographers could not only display their work but help other wildlife photographers improve their photography and also learn from their experiences with nature subjects. Has recently updated her gallery t...
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The Nature Photographer's Garden | Turning my back yard into a field trip…
Inside my camera bag. The Nature Photographer's Garden. Turning my back yard into a field trip…. Enhancing your field craft: Developing the skill of anticipation. Bokeh – focusing on the blur…. June 24, 2012. Attending to voracious appetites. June 9, 2012. Reaching a major milestone in the garden ecosystem. May 26, 2012. As explained in earlier posts I am approaching my garden as if it is a nature reserve and I am the warden. This has meant starting from scratch to build a successful ecosystem that e...
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Sunday, August 09, 2015. Immersed in Iceland Day 6 - Northward to 'Whale Town'. On our drive away from the lakes, we stopped briefly for a Snipe which we did not managed to photograph and found ourselves both distracted by a low grunting call from a copse of trees that for a few moments had us both perplexed. It then dawned on us that what we had heard was a Woodcock but we were unable to see this bird with its excellent cryptic camouflage. We left the fish waste channel and took a coffee break in the sm...
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