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Hoopoe at Gulval

This post should contain images promised of the Hoopoe but im unable to upload images at the moment. Ill try again tomorrow.

Here's a link to one that i put on Flickr earlier:

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5101/5572100908_59c022707e_b.jpg

Hoopoe

Doubt ill upload images tonight as I've just finished editing and yet to resize them.

Here is one that I have sorted out.

As you can see the lighting was a little dodgy!!!!

Gigrin farm - Pt 2

The rest, hopefully they aren't huge -

Gigrin Farm - Pt 1

First 4 from Gigrin, will get the rest on over the weekend...

Can you let me know if these images appear huge on your screen when clicked into, A few appeared very large when i previewed this post, i re-resized them to hopefully fix it.

crap background^^

Black Headed Gull's at Par

Black-headed Gulls coming for food at Par Beach Pool. Canon 7D and 100mm f/2.8. Light was bad but you get the idea, Will try again next time im up that way

Coming Soon...

Wheatear, Davidstow, October.

weird colouring to this image but something needs to keep my blog up-to-date.

2 images from Wednesday nights filming of Dr Who at Charlestown. HERE. 1st and 2nd to last images.

7D, 400/5.6, monopod ISO's 5000-12800, 1/40s ish!!

Red Kite

Going through old images looking for images for Alamy and found this from February 2010. Shame about the background.

It hasn't resized well, looks very soft, the original is a lot better

Gigrin..

EDIT: Size changed, somehow its was huge when clicked on...

Seal Sanctuary

Few images from a very wet Seal Sanctuary at Gweek. Good Cornwall Wildlife Trust field trip but just a tad wet/dark. The 7D has passed weatherproofing quality control! No award winning images but a bit of fun and a good test of weatherproofing and High ISO capabilities of both 1D2 and 7D

^^1D MKII, 400mm ISO3200, 1/100s

^^1D MKII, 400mm, ISO3200, 1/100s

^^7D, 17-40@17, ISO 12800 (NR) 1/250s,

^^7D, 400mm, ISO1000, 1/320

Curlew

Took this back in December, the same time as the Purple Sandpipers. Something a bit different to a normal bird image. Going to try to do more like this through out this year, but concentrating on behaviour, light and habitat shots (a bit like wildlife meets photojournalism) where the bird doesn't have to be the main subject, shooting more for stock libraries.

Such as

This and this

More of Andrew's stunning work here: http://www.andrewparkinson.com/

Waxwing in Shropshire

Blog has been very quiet lately, mainly due to 300 Grey Phalarope images disappearing from the hard drive, Dont think they downloaded properly and I then formatted the card so they're gone (and so is it) and every time im on the computer im getting images on Alamy to build up my stock, so haven't had much time to sort out images for my blog.

So above is just one image ive managed to edit, not to sharp but the light was bad due to the snow!

Next will more than likely be Dog images as im doing Pet portraits in Photography at College at the moment