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08-17-2016, 10:57 AM - 2 Likes   #3331
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Thank you K-amps !

Superb story and shots Rupert !

1. FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax DA* 200mm F2.8 ED SDM • Kenko Pz-AF UniPlus Tube 25


2. FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax DA 70mm F2.4 Limited • Kenko Pz-AF UniPlus Tube 25 • Metz Flash 52 AF-1 Digital with Ray-Flash universal L ring adapter


3. Crop Mode • 800 ISO • HD Pentax DA 560mm F5.6 ED AW


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QuoteOriginally posted by Erictator Quote
Here is another from that outing.


Same setup, Tamron SP AF 70-200mm F2.8 Di LD [IF] Macro w/ Tamron-F 1.4X Pz-AF MC4 @ ƒ/8.0 200.0 mm 1/350th ISO800, I guess you could call it "manual crop mode" just to make Rupert smile.
Superb shot !

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1. FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax DA* 200mm F2.8 ED SDM • Kenko Pz-AF UniPlus Tube 25
The fly below may be the same as the one in your first image, or at least a closely related species. K1 + 200SMCA macro.
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The fly below may be the same as the one in your first image, or at least a closely related species. K1 + 200SMCA macro.
Nice shot. Look at the size of those eyes, pretty much the whole head
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QuoteOriginally posted by Rupert Quote
Food looks delicious!




Is that you Ken?



Wonderful shot! Great lighting too!


Things have been slow on the Cheater Branches, so I spiced it up a little with some peanut butter. Didn't take but minutes until this little guy was enticed by the aroma of fresh peanut butter!

"Wow! ....the Cheater Branch is oozing peanut butter....a dream come true!"


"This is delicious stuff!"


"I'm gonna get every last bit of it!"



"It's worth the risk to go out on a limb for this stuff!"


"It sprouted a peanut...how lucky can I get!"


"All gone....I'm gonna sit here and wait for the page to refresh...maybe more will appear?"


Regards!

BTW- If you want your own squirrel stories, I do rent squirrels! Heck, I have so many I'll even send you a box full for free!
A fine sequence, Rupert!

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QuoteOriginally posted by cleaverx Quote
Nice shot. Look at the size of those eyes, pretty much the whole head
They certainly look omnidirectional. Pretty hard to sneak up on one of these from any direction except directly behind.
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QuoteOriginally posted by fs999 Quote
Superb story and shots Rupert !
Thanks FS! It was fun to shoot!

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3. Crop Mode • 800 ISO • HD Pentax DA 560mm F5.6 ED AW
Yep, that birdie is my favorite by a mile!

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QuoteOriginally posted by jva59 Quote
A fine sequence, Rupert!
Thanks JV!.....Just having some K1 fun!

Regards!
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Went out in the garden an hour or so back. Many things growing vigorously that I do not remember planting. No matter. Robber flies are generally willing to hold a pose if they are feeding, so I was able to set up the tripod at a proper distance, but still used flash for most shots (all those taken by natural light were wind-blurred). Shallow DOF is annoying, but with the wind motion there was no chance to get a stacking series.

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DA* 300 on K-1 FF from raw (click to view full resolution)

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Went out to take some pictures of shore birds. Last few days they are coming in decent numbers. There were few of us shooting and from nowhere came Peregrin Falcon chasing birds and spoiled the party. In the split of second shore birds were gone. This Peregrin Falcon done this few times here. They got to eat too
Luckily there was this Great Blue Heron doing some stretching with the wings and some Blue-winged Teal taking nap.

Shot with K-1 and SMC 500mm f/4.5

Nice sequence of Great Blue Heron stretching.















Blue-winged Teal

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A Fence in a Drop...............The perfect Frame.

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Zeiss 25 . Walking around Singapore and found this street art... Even Pikachu is playing Pokemon Go...

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Victoria with FA 77


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QuoteOriginally posted by WPRESTO Quote
The fly below may be the same as the one in your first image, or at least a closely related species. K1 + 200SMCA macro.

The eye's have it! Nice one!


Also, Frederic, the daisy is a bokeh dream...


Eric

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QuoteOriginally posted by cleaverx Quote
Went out to take some pictures of shore birds. Last few days they are coming in decent numbers. There were few of us shooting and from nowhere came Peregrin Falcon chasing birds and spoiled the party. In the split of second shore birds were gone. This Peregrin Falcon done this few times here. They got to eat too
Luckily there was this Great Blue Heron doing some stretching with the wings and some Blue-winged Teal taking nap.

Shot with K-1 and SMC 500mm f/4.5

Nice sequence of Great Blue Heron stretching.

That is a dandy Heron series! I've got some in the queue from the other day to post... now I'm not so sure I want mine next to yours.



I've been contemplating some more reach than my Tamron 70-200mm w/ 1.4x can give me, and the old SMC 500 4.5 you are using was on my list to consider, along with the Bigma that Rupert uses. Since I tend to hand hold or use my monopod a lot, I was thinking the Bigma might be the better choice, or find a 400 5.6 in some variety (Pentax, Tokina, Sigma?) but I'm just not sure I will like the ergonomics. How do you find the SMC 500 to use?
Thanks in advance,
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QuoteOriginally posted by WPRESTO Quote
Went out in the garden an hour or so back.
Excellent shot!

QuoteOriginally posted by cleaverx Quote
Went out to take some pictures of shore birds.
Love all those!

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A Fence in a Drop...............The perfect Frame.
Also excellent!

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Victoria with FA 77
She is so precious!

Not a bird not a squirrel....
No need to mount a macro lens and go out in the hot humid muggy atmosphere. Just sit at your desk and sip your coffee while pointing the Bigma out the windows and firing away!





I heard a squirrel mumbling......"It is sad to see someone as lazy as old Rupert."


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