WTP07
01-29-2007, 07:25 AM
Some Blue Jay pics from the feeder this morning.
All pics taken with Canon 400mm on Rebel XT.
Cheers,
Randy.
All pics taken with Canon 400mm on Rebel XT.
Cheers,
Randy.
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View Full Version : Some "In-Flight" pics from the feeder... WTP07 01-29-2007, 07:25 AM Some Blue Jay pics from the feeder this morning. All pics taken with Canon 400mm on Rebel XT. Cheers, Randy. paulnj 01-29-2007, 09:15 AM Not too shabby there Randy! If not for the BG , that first one would be killer. WTP07 01-29-2007, 10:22 AM Ya, I am going out to move that picnic table tonight....when I refill that peanut feeder... R. Loupey 01-29-2007, 10:43 AM Nice timing, Randy. Looks like you're shooting through a window. I'm sure it's freeze-your-butt-cold there but I think the quality will improve dramatically if you wait outside or open the door/window to make the shot. Thanks for sharing. WTP07 01-29-2007, 11:07 AM Loupey, It was through a window. A none-too-clean-Jack-Russell-noseprint-covered window at that. These were kind of spur-of-the-moment shots this AM. I was still in my PJ's drinking coffee when I saw the blue jay come in for peanuts....so I set up the tripod in the window and started shooting. I will set it up on the deck later this week and see if I can get some clean shots. R. Loupey 01-29-2007, 02:27 PM "PJ's drinking coffee" shooting is the best type of shooting :p I just slide open the door just enough to stick the 300mm out when something happens out back. Gotta stick it out though to get out past the cold/warm air boundary. Kinda sounds dirty :rolleyes: Jaedon 01-29-2007, 07:56 PM Nice shots Randy. And, as has already been said, nice timing. PJ's n' coffee.....personally it'll be a hot chocolate and track pants here ... but the squirrels love playing on the fence in the morning.. I get a few shots as they run around to keep up practice for panning race cars, then I give em a shout to warn them before I let the cross legged dog out for a pee. :thumbsup: I basically do what Loupey does also... but no tripod. I'd be swearing and kicking the tripod every 2 minutes as I banged it off the window trying to grab the camera and follow a bird as it shot skyward or something (yes I speak from experience.. the tripod is banned from the living room :blush2: ) So I am forced to shoot hend held ...which has given me lots of practice at holding very still. |