A Birdie Walk - 3

[QuietOne]

Aw, I'm getting jealous. Here you are on a nice trail with birds all around and I'm staring at spreadsheets.

[Mad Aussie]

Aw, I'm getting jealous. Here you are on a nice trail with birds all around and I'm staring at spreadsheets.

I spend a lot of the day staring at computer programs too ... but now then I get out there either early or late and see the widdle birdies cause I wub them

[mbrager]

These are really great, sharp photos of pretty small looking birds. In checking your EXIF data, you seem to be using a 22 mm lens (f8, 1/640, iso 250). Is that right? I thought in another post you mentioned a 400 mm. And these seem to be telephoto shots for sure. Anyway, I love the detail and coloring, and the sense that you are there with the tiny creature in the big forest.

[Mad Aussie]

In checking your EXIF data ...

There's your mistake! No point looking at my EXIF I'm afraid because it's totally wrong. It also says I took it back in 2010. The data is from the first image I placed on that border in Photoshop. They were definitely taken with my 400m L Series lens. Settings are around the 400 ISO, 1/500th, f6.3.

I'm glad you like them.

[mbrager]

Thanks for clearing that up. That makes way more sense.

[Yisehaq]

They are all very nice, MA! I find it very difficult to shoot these kind of small birds. I think a 400mm might help a bit. I also like the catchlights. Did you use a flash for that? or they are just natural light.

[Mad Aussie]

They are all very nice, MA! I find it very difficult to shoot these kind of small birds. I think a 400mm might help a bit. I also like the catchlights. Did you use a flash for that? or they are just natural light.

Thank you. I always use a flash for these shots Yisehag.

[Michaelaw]

All great birdie shots MA...It's beyond me how you know all their names?