p.69 #14 · Nature and Wildlife image thread - a Sequel
duncangr wrote:
Oh, that's right, it's too slow they said
It works some of the time. But I went back and forth between it and the 300/2x and the 300/2x was a noticeable AF improvement.
However, I have now realized the lens was on FW 1.0 so will test some more this weekend on lens FW 4.0.
p.69 #16 · Nature and Wildlife image thread - a Sequel
While waiting for some KF actions, I noticed a coot chick and its parents. I wouldn't bother with the adults but this coot chick, although it would not win a beauty contest, it is uniquely special 😜, in a way and I couldn't resist...
p.69 #17 · Nature and Wildlife image thread - a Sequel
AGeoJO wrote:
While waiting for some KF actions, I noticed a coot chick and its parents. I wouldn't bother with the adults but this coot chick, although it would not win a beauty contest, it is uniquely special 😜, in a way and I couldn't resist...
Interesting. Don’t think I’ve seen a baby coot before
p.69 #20 · Nature and Wildlife image thread - a Sequel
BillinTexas wrote:
Dave, really enjoying the horse shots.
Thanks.
This was the first time, out of maybe 40 times seeing the wild horses, that they were doing something other than eating.
The lighter brown stallion was maybe trying to take over, but the lead stallion (a white horse) wasn't having it.
A friend and I watched (and kind of became part of) this attempt.
As the white stallion would drive him off, he would run 75 yards straight at us.
At one point, I was photographing him as he ran right at me. I stood still, photographing him as he ran by about 15 feet away,
My friend asked what I was doing, I said, I'm photographing my murderer.
