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re hawk.
yes Derek,the dingo's seem to have a bit of German Shepard in them,I did get some the other day that were very close to pure dingo-lots around everywher at present.Hope you get those eating your hens-causing lots of havoc for land owners.
Yes Barry-pleased with that hawk image,the lighting was not at all good,So best I think I could get.I have worked a little bit more with mainly the noise.
Here it is-thoughts and view points welcome.
very hard when birds are in tree with glare behind them,AV setting no good-it just exposes for brightness and end up with black blob,manual seems to be only way to go in these situations,I want to expose his (well its actually a 'she'-larger than male,more aggressive, chest area details,but this means a slower speed,which means may not be as sharp.
Still reasonably happy with this capture,hard to get these hawks to sit still.Planning another trip to this place with the intent to get more images of hawks ( a dingo will be a by catch next time,not main task)
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