Tried a vertical crop of one of the images I took of these as they took flight.
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Tried a vertical crop of one of the images I took of these as they took flight.
Nikon D80 + 18-135mm Nikon Lens
f/5.6
Exp 1/640
ISO 100
Last edited by Bibhav Behera; 16-03-2009 at 09:42 PM.
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I guess you have to park yourself in a machan on a tree nearby to get full frame images. A bit of separation between the top two birds would have been better.
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Agree with Sabyasachi, a little bit distance in the first two would have added to the composition.
Where did you take this shot?
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This was at Deras, a waterbody at one of the entrances to Chandaka near Bhubaneswar.
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Great effort Bibhav. May be if you had delayed your shot, you could have got some separation between the two birds at the top?
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