Stunningly bright, low sunlight over Marazion Marsh tonight probably tempted this pair of Grey Herons to perform in front of the cameras. I say cameras because Bob Sharples was also pointing his 600mm lens towards the marsh as well! The mating display lasted about a minute, enough time to catch all of the close up action. The male bird then flew off and circled round the marsh in a gesture of contentment. I used the 1.4x TC. Shutter speed was 800th second, Aperture F/7.1, EV -0.3 , White Balance Cloudy (forgot to change it in all the excitement) and I earlier set the Colour Tone a couple shades towards amber, hence the strong colouring of the reedbed.
Good pictures of the herons I have enjoyed looking at your blog I will be looking in more often.
ReplyDeleteNice images Steve,top shelf.
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Fabulous shots, and thanks for your help today.
ReplyDeleteThe flying Herons are fantastic Steve.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Angie. I still couldn't find the Cattle Egrets though.
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