Originally Posted by fazalaliadil (Post 1531188)

Last evening shot from my bed room window with a 400mm.
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Originally Posted by fazalaliadil (Post 1531179)

PiranaBoy,
Nice shot of the vulture, if you don't mind, had it been in potriat format, I think it would turn out better.

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1530261)

Here is my birding shot:
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Originally Posted by s0uljah (Post 1532284)

Excellent shot maybe not from wildlife photography perspective but I love the attitude the shot exudes.

Originally Posted by s0uljah (Post 1532284)

What lens?

Originally Posted by ZBlue (Post 1529264)

As you've said a tripod is a must. You can try setting the focus to infinity for consistency..another tip is to use the bulb mode and covering the lens in between the fireworks flashes.. that way you can get multiple fireworks in one shot. A remote shutter release also comes in handy.

Finally, remember not to overexpose :)

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1532196)

Ok here's one:
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Originally Posted by deky (Post 1531221)

Beautifull colours of the sun in the first pic. Its an awesome photo. The "bestest" sunset photo I remember seeing for a long long time.

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1532196)

Ok here's one:
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Originally Posted by Rudra Sen (Post 1533148)

Excellent one Fazal! Only request is to crop the shot to avoid OOD nest and clone out that branch behind.

Originally Posted by fazalaliadil (Post 1532924)

PiranaBoy,
This is a beauty on the march.

Originally Posted by Samurai (Post 1532935)

The Marching vulture... Baari Chaaii..:)

Originally Posted by fazalaliadil (Post 1533017)

My birds, shot today.

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1533229)

I wouldn't tell you to clone out whats in the pic,

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1533229)

Thanks Samurai!! You from Coorg?

Originally Posted by PiranhaBoy (Post 1533229)

I wouldn't tell you to clone out whats in the pic, but yeah a little narrower aperture, might have got the beak in focus too. Nice shot though! :)

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen (Post 1533148)

Excellent one Fazal! Only request is to crop the shot to avoid OOD nest and clone out that branch behind.