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Phil. I may have to rest this one. I was getting frustrated earlier. Every one was just a blur. I think I'm trying to run before I can walk.
Maybe I should try more on getting a good shot of a bird landing on the feeder. At least I know where they are going to land
Maybe I should try more on getting a good shot of a bird landing on the feeder. At least I know where they are going to land
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Dave, this is a subject that many bird photographers have to work very hard to get good results. Just keep doing what you are doing and things will improve. Win small battles and before you know it you've won the war. Don't get disheartened, keep going 
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Phil. I may have to rest this one. I was getting frustrated earlier. Every one was just a blur. I think I'm trying to run before I can walk.
Maybe I should try more on getting a good shot of a bird landing on the feeder. At least I know where they are going to land
Maybe I should try more on getting a good shot of a bird landing on the feeder. At least I know where they are going to land
Really didn't have good enough light though.A really good one for practice is seagulls if you've any nearby.
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Cheers Dave.
Phil. I go down to the coast now and then so will practice on them. I have got seagulls before but the camera was on sports mode.
Phil. I go down to the coast now and then so will practice on them. I have got seagulls before but the camera was on sports mode.