Little Terns

harlequin2902 · 28th July 2004

The surviving pics from Part 2 of today's ~ 7 hr bird shoot with fellow member ccplim.

D70 + 70-300G

Summary :

We encountered several different species along the way from Neo Tiew Road 9am to Kranji Res. to Seletar Rs 4pm : Swifts, Pacific Swallows, Baya Weavers, Woodpeckers, White Throated and Collared Kingfishers, Cattle Egrets, Grey Herons, Storks (?) , Little Herons, White Bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites (and not forgetting the countless crows and mynas along the way too

).

Pity I only had a total of 4 miserable surviving pics out of the 120+ captured today

More practice !

Thanks.

ccplim · 28th July 2004

Nice effort and keep it up! Consider the fact that these terns flies really fast and close, you are really lucky to get those shots!

harlequin2902 · 28th July 2004

Originally Posted by ccplim

Nice effort and keep it up! Consider the fact that these terns flies really fast and close, you are really lucky to get those shots!

Hi,

Thanks. Hope to see your results soon too.

Fortunately for me, my attempt at manual focusing for these Tern shots somehow turned out quite ok. The AF just didn't want to work at that time !

I'm still trying hard to salvage what I can from our Part 3 (Seletar). At first glance, seems like none of them could make it leh...

ccplim · 28th July 2004

Originally Posted by harlequin2902

Hi,

Thanks. Hope to see your results soon too.

Fortunately for me, my attempt at manual focusing for these Tern shots somehow turned out quite ok. The AF just didn't want to work at that time !

I'm still trying hard to salvage what I can from our Part 3 (Seletar). At first glance, seems like none of them could make it leh...

Mine will need to take awhile as my PC is slow and all my files are so big. Some seems ok when looking at the thumbnail but have to open up before I can see the real answer.

harlequin2902 · 28th July 2004

Here's another one I managed to save - noisy and underexposed...but I like the way the different shades on it's feathers stand out

ccplim · 28th July 2004

Originally Posted by harlequin2902

Here's another one I managed to save - noisy and underexposed...but I like the way the different shades on it's feathers stand out

Seems pretty ok to me but it is indeed a little dark. But well, given the kind of weather this morning, there's nothing much that we can do.

28th July 2004	#1
harlequin2902 Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 278	Little Terns The surviving pics from Part 2 of today's ~ 7 hr bird shoot with fellow member ccplim. D70 + 70-300G Summary : We encountered several different species along the way from Neo Tiew Road 9am to Kranji Res. to Seletar Rs 4pm : Swifts, Pacific Swallows, Baya Weavers, Woodpeckers, White Throated and Collared Kingfishers, Cattle Egrets, Grey Herons, Storks (?) , Little Herons, White Bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites (and not forgetting the countless crows and mynas along the way too ). Pity I only had a total of 4 miserable surviving pics out of the 120+ captured today More practice ! Thanks. Last edited by harlequin2902; 29th July 2004 at 09:35 AM.

28th July 2004	#2
ccplim Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: BN Posts: 1,228	Nice effort and keep it up! Consider the fact that these terns flies really fast and close, you are really lucky to get those shots!