It's taken me some time, but I have finally been able to photograph some wild Peregrines at close range. This is one of a pair that flew close overhead whilst out on the waters near a local nature reserve.
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Nice work StuartJeff
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Stunning shot Stuart.
Dean"What turns me on?......Armpits, Cognac truffles and Small brightly coloured birds"
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Nicely done.Comment
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I'd have liked a little movement on the wingtips, but I had to keep the shutter speed up due to the lighting conditions.Comment
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nice shot, what lens did you use?Cameras: Canon EOS 7D
Lenses: Canon 17-40mm L f4, Canon 300mm f4 L IS USM, Canon 70-200mm f2.8 L MK2 IS USM, Canon 60mm Macro f2.8, Canon 40mm f2.8 STM, Sigma 10-20mm f4.5-5.6, Lensbaby Muse + Double Glass Lens, Canon 1.4x Extender MK2Comment
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Stuart, Well taken and captured
It is just a little soft - some of that will be the 100-400 at the long end and wide open.
But not all, and will take a little more processing sharpening to improve it.
Nevertheless, a great spot and capture, and certainly not an everyday occurrence
Nice one
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Mine was wide open and long, but reasonable if pulled back to about 350mm fl and at f8
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