Some more Robin shots
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Some more Robin shots
Some more Robin shots from my garden,
1, This one i didn't need to crop
2, or this one I was only about 3ft away from him
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6, Robin singing......This one i cropped.....
1, This one i didn't need to crop
2, or this one I was only about 3ft away from him
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6, Robin singing......This one i cropped.....
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Nice one Kay. I love the singing one. Looking straight down the lens belting out a tune 
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2 and 5 are fab! 
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Such wonderful little characters and can sound so nice to, well done Kay, there lovely.
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I would crop out the bit of twig on the left in no 2 (my favourite), also like no4 and 6. Robins make great subjects, and can appear so different as the light changes.
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Originally Posted by Cakey
nice pictures Kay
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Originally Posted by Skyline
Nice one Kay. I love the singing one. Looking straight down the lens belting out a tune
they sound nice too!! Quote:
Originally Posted by richardf
Lovely photos. I like Robins.
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2 and 5 are fab!
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Such wonderful little characters and can sound so nice to, well done Kay, there lovely.
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Originally Posted by mossy
I would crop out the bit of twig on the left in no 2 (my favourite), also like no4 and 6. Robins make great subjects, and can appear so different as the light changes.
Thanks mossy, it is amazing the difference in their red breast and they have become quite tame, I think they think they are auditioning for X factor
I have taken out the twig in number 2, does that look better now ?
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Less distracting for me, but thats birds horrible habit of sitting among branches