Wildlife photography

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OK, I'm no great photographer but I love to point my lens at wildlife.

This guy flew into the garden unexpectedly and 'hung' around for a portrait.
I give you the greater spotted woodpecker.

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Anyone had experiences of either being very patient to shoot wildlife or something turning up unexpectedly?

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Homer said:
OK, I'm no great photographer but I love to point my lens at wildlife.

This guy flew into the garden unexpectedly and 'hung' around for a portrait.
I give you the greater spotted woodpecker.

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Anyone had experiences of either being very patient to shoot wildlife or something turning up unexpectedly?

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Did that work instead?
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Nice shot marra. What did you use? Telephoto lens?
 
I'm not a big wildlife photographer, but not averse to grabbing an unexpected shot when one presents itself.


For example, a friend was looking to take pictures at the match, and stumbled across this beauty -

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:cool: ;)
 
UaeExile said:
Nice shot marra. What did you use? Telephoto lens?
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This is a cropped image that was taken handheld out of my bedroom window on a 60D using the IS on a canon 70-300 L lens.

Iain Hesford's Bait Box said:
I'm not a big wildlife photographer, but not averse to grabbing an unexpected shot when one presents itself.


For example, a friend was looking to take pictures at the match, and stumbled across this beauty -

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:cool: ;)
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Nice story, shame it was shot in Bristol after a fox killed it.

http://dru-withoutamap.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/one-for-sorrow.html
 
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