Wing'n it II

© Don Rawlyk

Wing'n it II

Uploaded: May 01, 2003

Description

a question of motion, aperature and shutter speed experiment..

Comments

Connie L. Carpenter May 01, 2003

It's absolutely wonderful... would you mind sharing your aperture and shutter speed??? This is like a painting ... lovely work. #33216

Danielle M. Danford May 26, 2019

Just perfect absolutly beautiful!!!!Please share your secret!!! #90814

Gary W. Lake May 26, 2019

Excellent detail! Great capture. #90819

Don Rawlyk May 26, 2019

This was shot with the Nikon D100 and Nikon 80-400 VR lens...at a full 400mm(600mm digital). setting for this were f8@1/1250sec. I have posted 2 mallards..the first was shot at f40/1/40sec..and I feel that at that setting the capture has much more a sense of motion...Thanks for your comments..Don #90865

Gary W. Lake May 26, 2019

Don - was the camera hand-held? Also - how do you like that lens? I've been salivating over the new Nikon digital lenses and wondered if you felt the results justify the cost. While I agree the first one conveyed more of a sense of motion, I like the detail of this one better. #90964

Murry Grigsby May 26, 2019

I vote for the one with motion, Don. This is beautiful but the bird looks frozen in flight. Both are wonderful shots. #90991

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