I thought I would finish the series of images from last month's trip to Bempton Cliffs RSPB on the how I started it; with some Gannets. Below is a varied selection of flight and portrait images of this majestic bird, including an experiment in black and white. I hope you enjoyed the series and if I dont get up there agin this year, I can guarantee Spring next year will see me once again photographing at what is possibly my favourite site in the UK.
1/1250s, f6.3, ISO 200 @ 300mm, -2/3 exposure bias
1/1600s, f5.6, ISO 200 @ 300mm, converted to B&W in Photoshop
1/2000s, f6.3, ISO 200 @ 420mm, -1/3 exposure bias
1/2000s, f6.3, ISO 200 @ 420mm, -1/3 exposure bias
I have just got back from a few days in Wales which has included some camera time with a tern colony, Red Kites and some new dragonfly species for me...........new images to appear here soon.
Marvellous pictures Matt, I particularly like number 4, probably for the ruffling of the wing feathers.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the Red Kites, I see them quite frequently, fortunately.
Brilliant Gannets Matt. Absolutely stunning birds.
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures of birds, I love. very good shots. patience and good eye for a good photographer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. greetings ..
I've just had a tour of your blog. Wow! you have some amazing shots here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images Matt !
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