Faces in the mob

[telemarker (Keith)]

While walking to a birding reserve this morning I came upon a a family of roos lounging around. So time to set up the scope for a few family portraits. Hope you enjoy.

[sheeny (Al)]

Nice shots, Keith!

I presume you're using a long lens? (Tame roos otherwise!)

Al.

[telemarker (Keith)]

Hi Al,
Thanks for looking. No, I don't have a long lens, I used my guide scope (80mm F6) with a 1.4xTC and about 50mm of macro tubes in front of the 20D. It has a bit of reach

[sheeny (Al)]

Originally Posted by telemarker

Hi Al,
Thanks for looking. No, I don't have a long lens, I used my guide scope (80mm F6) with a 1.4xTC and about 50mm of macro tubes in front of the 20D. It has a bit of reach

Aha! I'd call that a long lens!



Al.

[Matty P (Matt)]

Nice shots Keith.

Thanks for sharing.

[Ric]

Great shots Keith, they always have such photogenic faces.

Mum and her Joey is a beauty.

Cheers

[nightsky]

G'Day Keith,
Great photo's mate,you know when I was about 23 I used to go "Roo" shooting out at Walgett in the Pillaga scrub every month,yeah I know when I stopped going about after a year.I used to have nightmares seeing Roo's in a ute with there spot light on shooting at me.
Cheers
Arthur

[telemarker (Keith)]

Thanks for the comments guys. They are photogenic but cause untold damage on the ACT roads. Haven't hit one yet, but come awfully close.