Woodland Robin

[tigerburnie]

Woodland Robin by tigerburnie, on Flickr

[Trev B]

Nice capture Burnie - gives the impression of early morning cold and frosty

[tigerburnie]

It was, flippin' Baltic, hard work being a tograper init?

[Brian Sugden]

It certainly gives the impression of cold and frosty. It's just a bit central. A crop off the left would improve the composition and lose the branch, which is distracting.

[tigerburnie]

It's a video Brian.....................

[Trev B]

It's a video Brian.....................

I never realised that - It won’t play, there again it could be my internet connection, I’m rather remote.

[tigerburnie]

I'll post still shots in the "Birds" list and videos in this list, keeps things separated I thought, it works on my pc Trev

[Brian Sugden]

It's a video Brian.....................

Same as Trev. I didn't realise it was video and wondered why you posted in unclassified. It won't play on my PC either.

[Brian Sugden]

I've just gone onto flickr and it plays there.

[Bill53]

Nice vid burnie.

[tigerburnie]

Thanks Bill, I had hoped it would hang around and start singing..................................

[Trev B]

Yes seen it now, played on Flickr - very good

[tigerburnie]

Still using my old 100-400 mk i for my wildlife work, but the new hefty double tripod is a dream to use with a fluid head on it, rather awkward to carry, but so much better to use.

[Trev B]

Still using my old 100-400 mk i for my wildlife work, but the new hefty double tripod is a dream to use with a fluid head on it, rather awkward to carry, but so much better to use.

You ca’t beat a good sturdy fluid head tripod. I made a golf like trolley once when I was filming a seabird colony. It was a good mile walk along the cliff path each morning - it worked a treat.

[Colin W]

Nice photo showing a lovely Robin.