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Find these quite hard to get a really nice shot of. Blacks or whites are never right.
Comments appreciated and thanks for comments on my last upload
Graeme
| Camera: | 1DM2 |
| Lens: | 500/4is + 1.4x |
| Recording media: | raw |
| Title: | Great Tit |
| Username: | 
leeg |
| Uploaded: | 28 Feb 2007 - 9:35 PM |
| Tags: | Bird, Great tit, Tit, Wildlife / nature |
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I think you have done well with you can even see the glint in the great tits eye, plus all the feather details great shot I wish I could so as well.
Glynnis
the colours are just great on this shot. They are also very hard to photograph because they are so fast.
Dee
Absolutely perfect, well done. I've tried to photo these birds and know you have to have the patience of a Saint, to get a good shot, the move so fast !! Well done !!
A really sharp and detailed shot of this lovely little bird, the colours are great too
Excellent pose, light, branch, background... the works.
Patrick
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