What's Buzzing or Flying near you today.... 2014

Even the professional wildlife photographers, Woo, find it hard to get sharp, in focus, shots of flying birds. They usually take multiple shots in good light, with a higher ASA speed to get that faster shutter speed.........then take their pick for the best out of the multiple shots, while people think they got that shot in one

 

Good morning and thank you Strongy and Armandll I shall just have to keep practising

Yes my friend I did use al servo and they were the best

 

Not the Shotgun, lolic, use the camera.

 

They're an intelligent beastie, Ellen. They're getting ready to leave their nests around this time so they'll be looking for new sites where ever they can. So they'll be taking advantage of any open door, window or gap!!

 

While I know it ain't easy to do things on the "hop" so to speak, if you know you might be having silhouette problems then set your camera to over expose by one or two stops and that should help. What usually happens is that the camera reads the exposure for the skies and the actual subject [birdie] gets underexposed.

Sorry to hear that, Strongy. I hope you'll be back on your feet soon............but what did I say about not drinking that bottle of Ziggy's Home Made Fire Water??.

 

There's more of them than there are of you, Ellen...................if you hear the sound of bugles and a loud buzzing........

 

Good morning I am still practising on Seagulls and Swans