Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: donkittle on May 09, 2012, 09:10:05 am
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I got out Saturday evening at moonrise to shoot the 'super moon' along with a few dozen other photographers. I thought I'd drag the bazooka out (my 600mm) and go for some detail shots. So, I went out to Humber Bay and stood on the bridge and waited for the moon to rise above some clouds on the horizon. Moon with clouds in front - check. Boring full moon shot with nothing in front - check. Then I noticed a lone gull fly in front of the moon and fired a few shots. Ok, at f8 and 840mm (with a teleconverter), the thing was basically a ghost, but I thought the idea was cool. So, I dialled up to f11 started to wait and watch and hope that a few birds a lot further out on the lake would fly by. There, it looked like three of them flew into frame... Rat-ta-tat and I quickly hit review... It wasn't 2 or 3, it was more like a dozen!
(http://kittle.ca/Posted/Supermoon2012/moonbirds.jpg)
Cheers, Don
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Delightful!
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Delightful!
+1.
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Stunning imageā¦
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Serendipidity expressed.
Wonderful image.
Regards
Tony Jay
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Worth the wait, it would seem... ;D
Mike.
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Nice that, well done.
Dewi