Post by Sylvia Ramos on Mar 28, 2012 12:43:21 GMT
Hi Everyone! Here are two more birds from Olango. They're common birds (not 5 special birds anymore! 
), but these are among my favorite shots from the trip. I like the way the pose and the colors came out.
Tonji said that shooting walking birds is like shooting birds in flight, hence the high speed. I think this is something Romy and others also mentioned before. I don't think I followed that advice before though.
Glad I did in this trip because my pictures came out much better than when we went to Olango in 2010. Just thought I'd share what I learned!!
Grey-tailed Tattler Heteroscelus brevipes
f8, iso400, 1/1250
Ruddy Turnstone, breeding plumage Arenaria interpres
f8, iso250, 1/1250
Canon 5DMark2, 300 2.8, 2x tc, tripod
), but these are among my favorite shots from the trip. I like the way the pose and the colors came out. Tonji said that shooting walking birds is like shooting birds in flight, hence the high speed. I think this is something Romy and others also mentioned before. I don't think I followed that advice before though.
Glad I did in this trip because my pictures came out much better than when we went to Olango in 2010. Just thought I'd share what I learned!!Grey-tailed Tattler Heteroscelus brevipes
f8, iso400, 1/1250
Ruddy Turnstone, breeding plumage Arenaria interpres
f8, iso250, 1/1250
Canon 5DMark2, 300 2.8, 2x tc, tripod
