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[Ken C]

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[Barking]

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[SteveAdler]

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[Ian Shepherd]

Goldcrest Regulus regulus ...

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[Ian Shepherd]

Dunnocks Prunella modularis. First of these at iso 2500 with DXO Photolab 4 Deep Prime NR @ 30%...

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[Ken C]

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[AllanG]

Great image Ken and great composition

 

[PacNWMike]

DXO Photolab 4 Deep Prime NR

Those photos are convincing me to upgrade

 

[PeeBee]

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A rework of a shot I took a while ago.

 

[D7k1]

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One of the real benefits of the new near/far settings in the G9 is when a bird is in a busy bush. Here is an example without the near far setting the twigs and the leaves near the tail of the bird would have for me been the focus area in many cases.

 

[BrianLa]

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Thers's the starter, there's the main course and there is dessert! Taken at Seahouses on the Northumberland coast, uk. EM-1 mkii and 12-100mm.
Brian

 

[Angus Gibbins]

Yesterday afternoon I had a flock of Little Corellas drop in for an afternoon feed. I love corellas, so cheeky!

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[Egregius V]

Got caught at an intersection one morning last year in Wisconsin: there are at least 100 geese in this photo. (I only got around to editing it today.)


Why did 100 geese cross the road? by Gregory Vozzo, on Flickr

 

[Ken C]

Got caught at an intersection one morning last year in Wisconsin: there are at least 100 geese in this photo. (I only got around to editing it today.)

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Why did 100 geese cross the road? by Gregory Vozzo, on Flickr

They were looking for Canada!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ken

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

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[SandyO]

Trumpeter Swans by soates50, on Flickr

 

[felipegeek]

2020-10-10 Central Park, Manhattan, NYC
A friend look at the photos and told me "Black-throated green warbler". A very jumpy bird looking for tiny insects on the branches.

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While trying to make these photos I was missing focus due to my usual single point and recompose method. I was failing miserably at getting the bird in focus between the branches and leaves and when I did get the focus and tried to recompose a bit the bird would be gone. Hopefully, I will fare better with the new EM1.3's focus point joystick after I learn to use it.

 

[D7k1]

Young Grebe

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[Malfis]

A golden hour Black-tailed Godwit taken recently in The Algarve.

Olympus EM1 mark iii with Olympus 300mm Pro lens.
1/1500th @ f4.5, ISO 200

Juvenile Black-tailed Godwit by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

 

[rloewy]

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