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Published: 2007-02-10 16:28:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1294; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 37
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I'm always looking for the flight shots, i've realised i usuallyjust pick single birds out to shoot so i decided to switch
and try to get multiple birds in the same frame.
A trio of Mallard.
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Al the three from the "trio" series are fantastic as always.. Great job..
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Hey, that's nice
I have enough trouble getting "ones" let alone "threes"
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Cheers!!!!! it suddenly dawned on me after catching so many half caught birds in frame that why not try and get them all or a group them. i wish i had tried it before
giving me a good reason to use the 70-200mm zoom lens, which seems perfect for the task.
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Amazing man, just cannot believe how you nail these shots.
Mind, take away that third bird in the background and you'd have two birds lined up with perfectly opposing wing-strokes...... and that would be perfect enough for me to remove you from my list....
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Thanks
but that one won with having more birds.
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Cheers!!!!!!!! i've noticed the late afternoon light is softer and less harsh on whites and gives great colour reproduction
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great shot, the background looks great and the birds colour is amazing
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Hello Hello! Loved your picture and decided to feature it.
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Cheers.
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Excellent capture, its going to be hard to stop, first 1 and now 3, before long whole flocks
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thankyou very much
indeed having multiple birds taking off and landing in large numbers, especially the flight formations. cheers for the
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Your welcome
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oh man that is truly a great air shot. with the only 1 in true focus and its bill is open. awsome work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I can't get enough of birds in flight
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Tell the truth Dave, you suspended them with fishing line against a pale blue backdrop.....
You are the best bird photographer that ever graced the planet, in my humble opinion anyway. Wonderful capture. I am very happy to see you subbing some more of your wonderful and beautiful captures 
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HaHa ya nearly right!!!!! but i have a gadjet i can just pause time
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Lovely shot
Could I ask what shutter speed were you using?
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Thankyou
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This would be great for anyone wanting to draw wing anatomy. Excellent!
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Cheers!!!!!!! i've allways been fascinated with birds in flight, i wish i had got into photography years ago now
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this is my friend's page .. relating to birds
hope you like it
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I checked your friends link out cheers
the pallete of colour to paint the shot. i will certainly be checking more than just the birds out.
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Beautiful shot. Love the colors!! Great job. I can't quite find the words to describe your photos!!
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Many thanks
while im shooting so much now. its the best thing i've learn't for my photography.
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I agree. I am learning to watch the lighting also and where the sun is at the time depending on what type of picture I am aiming for. It is fun to learn sometimes!!
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Thats the most important bit for me, keeping it fun and enjoyable
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Me, too. I get an awful lot of enjoyment in going out and taking pictures and seeing what I get.
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i'm gonna say it in my language
O KURWA
this is suparashi!!!
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This is my fave of the trio series. I am fascinated that you captured them while the wings were up on the one and down on the other. Makes such a great composition.
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Thats my personal favourite too for all the reasons you state, they might be common but still very nice birds to
photograph, especially all the colours they have
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Stunning shot David! This has to be one of the best Mallard in flight shots I've ever seen, seriously! The lighting, wing position, focus and colours are all absolutely spot on. Well done mate.
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Thankyou very much
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