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 Nah..scared them off with my whopper!.(lens)..
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| Stuart wrote: | | Nah..scared them off with my whopper!.(lens).. |
wouldn't think anything else mate since you showed me the court order
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wicked stuff mate,bhg are a great bird and if you chuck little piece's of bread in the air you can manipulate em into position really well too :lol:at lakeside near me they was catching the bread mid air right above me, it was wicked what lense did you use for them shots?
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Stuart
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Taken with the sigma 100-300mm..there was an old boy feeding them as I didn't take any bribes..lol
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| kroakykaren wrote: | Damn your good  |
My sentiments exactly. Superb images as usual Stuart. Thanks for sharing. 
Ok I'm off on a tangent here but, I think we should have a photography technique/help and advice section on the forum - anyone else agree?? I know we are a reptile forum but for me the two go hand in hand - People who keep reptiles generally like to take photos of them. This section is technically for reptile images but we all post other things in it as well, just a thought.
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Stuart
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Good idea Jackie and I have already spoke to Scott about renaming this section minus the reptile part as we all post a bit of everything in here. So Scott sort it out!!..As for the advice and technique etc well any questions can be asked within this section I often get lots of pm's asking for advice etc but guess it would be nicer if people asked on here so everyone benefits..and thanks for the comments too 
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good idea jackie,infact so good i could have thought of that myself did the guy catch anything who was fishing stu?
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Not sure mate..but bet he was well pleased with all the oap's firing bread in nearby.. last time I went up there my mate was fishing and I didn't have the camera..he pulled out a lovely 14lb pike .. gutted he was.
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