bmxphotographer
06-09-2008, 12:28 AM
Howdy all,
My family was at a friends house on sunday and i was getting a little bored and luckly I had my camera in the car. I got it out and was taking some photos of there golden retriver when i heard a mob of kookaburras laughing. ( If you have never seen or heard a Kookaburra which most of you probably haven't because they live only in Australia they have a very distinct call which sounds like they are laughing. Its a very cool noise lol ) so I walked around trying to find them and i found this fella. He was very calm and let me take about 10 pics of him before he decided he got sick of me. I was about 20 meters away from him and my camera was at full zoom (10 times) this was the only one that turned out. the rest were out of focus or the white feathers on his belly were very over exposed. I am pleased with this photo but any suggestions on how i could have improved it would be appriciated
Cheers Dillon :-P
exif info
ISO: 100
shutter speed: 1/125
f/4.5
thanks for looking
enjoy :-D
http://www.photozo.com/album/data/504/dillon_pics_029_-_Copy.JPG
My family was at a friends house on sunday and i was getting a little bored and luckly I had my camera in the car. I got it out and was taking some photos of there golden retriver when i heard a mob of kookaburras laughing. ( If you have never seen or heard a Kookaburra which most of you probably haven't because they live only in Australia they have a very distinct call which sounds like they are laughing. Its a very cool noise lol ) so I walked around trying to find them and i found this fella. He was very calm and let me take about 10 pics of him before he decided he got sick of me. I was about 20 meters away from him and my camera was at full zoom (10 times) this was the only one that turned out. the rest were out of focus or the white feathers on his belly were very over exposed. I am pleased with this photo but any suggestions on how i could have improved it would be appriciated
Cheers Dillon :-P
exif info
ISO: 100
shutter speed: 1/125
f/4.5
thanks for looking
enjoy :-D
http://www.photozo.com/album/data/504/dillon_pics_029_-_Copy.JPG