Spoonbills at Bhigwan.
Canon 550d, 1/320sec, Av Priority, f5.6, ISO 100. Focal length 190mm.
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Manasi C
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Spoonbills
Spoonbills at Bhigwan.
Canon 550d, 1/320sec, Av Priority, f5.6, ISO 100. Focal length 190mm.
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Manasi C
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Manasi,
Since you had a 300mm focal length, why only use 190mm? All the birds facing in one direction would have looked great.
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Nice image. Its good you got them all in the frame fully. Is this full frame? You could have also tried a pano composition. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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Nice image of the spoon bills. These birds give me an impression that the creator wanted them to look different and tinkered around with them. Thanks for sharing.
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Sabyasachi Sir,
I agree with you. while processing the image even i thought why did i use 120mm when i could have used 300mm?but that time while clicking i dont remember exactly as to why i preferred but maybe i wanted to get all in one frame and as i was in boat i couldnt much move for the distance.
Mrudul,
Thanks , its a full frame and nothing cropped.
Murugan ji
Thanks
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