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Couple of a roe doe I managed to get quite close to this afternoon just outside Bristol:
Roe3 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Roe5 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Roe3 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Roe5 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Japveesix said:
Couple of a roe doe I managed to get quite close to this afternoon just outside Bristol:
Roe3 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Roe5 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Very nice Dave, there's some here in the forest but I'm yet to see any. Roe3 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Roe5 by South West Wildlife, on Flickr
Edited by Dogsey on Sunday 22 July 10:51
Some yellow flowers (what are they?) at the seaside.
Huntcliffe and The Ship, Saltburn by peter.whysall, on Flickr
Huntcliffe and The Ship, Saltburn by peter.whysall, on Flickr
CommanderJameson said:
Some yellow flowers (what are they?) at the seaside.
Huntcliffe and The Ship, Saltburn by peter.whysall, on Flickr
Good fish and chips at the Ship, IIRC.Huntcliffe and The Ship, Saltburn by peter.whysall, on Flickr
Young swallows competing for a feed;
Young swallows by caroline.broad, on Flickr
And the lucky winner;
Feed me by caroline.broad, on Flickr
Young swallows by caroline.broad, on Flickr
And the lucky winner;
Feed me by caroline.broad, on Flickr
dibbly dobbler said:
Welcome 
Nice work - the second one is my fave 
What are you shooting with ?
Canon 5D Mark III with EF 70-200 2.8 usm L IS II and 2x teleconverter. Gives me f5.6 wide open and a decent range spread. A couple of Extension tubes and most of my insect stuff is covered also. See example. Nice work - the second one is my fave What are you shooting with ?
pwduncan said:
Canon 5D Mark III with EF 70-200 2.8 usm L IS II and 2x teleconverter. Gives me f5.6 wide open and a decent range spread. A couple of Extension tubes and most of my insect stuff is covered also. See example.
Ooft - some seriously nice kit! Look forward to seeing more of your work 
LongQ said:
Yes ... but with that kit list .... you're joking, right?
I wish I was, but kit will never beat talent. Some on the stuff on here is better than I will ever achieve. My kit allows me to get closer to what I want, but I am still a beginner and whatever I shoot with will never change that.pwduncan said:
Very nice shots. I have posted some stuff in the bird thread, but feel I will never catch up with the experienced guys.
Thanks, looks like you've taken the same route as me, buy the best you can afford and stand the steep learning curve. I'm pretty much a beginner too, I picked up my first DSLR late last year. As a Canon shooter you should also check out: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php There's a very active bird section on there, some really nice people who'll give you any help or advice you need, not that you look like you need any judging by what you've posted, but well worth joining 2slo said:
Thanks, looks like you've taken the same route as me, buy the best you can afford and stand the steep learning curve. I'm pretty much a beginner too, I picked up my first DSLR late last year. As a Canon shooter you should also check out: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php There's a very active bird section on there, some really nice people who'll give you any help or advice you need, not that you look like you need any judging by what you've posted, but well worth joining
Thanks for the advice 2slo, I can always learn from others. 
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