NikonGear'23
Images => Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes => Topic started by: Kim Pilegaard on August 12, 2021, 20:42:19
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Nikon Z7 II, VR 500 f/4G, TC-20E III
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Kim:
A beauty! On my bucket list for sure. I hope to capture all 5 species of loons before my bucket gets dumped!
Good shooting angle. Were you on shore or in a boat?
Looking forward to more if available.
Randy
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Kim:
A beauty! On my bucket list for sure. I hope to capture all 5 species of loons before my bucket gets dumped!
Good shooting angle. Were you on shore or in a boat?
Looking forward to more if available.
Randy
Thanks Randy,
I was on a low bridge with the camera on a KES Low Pod Mount with Flexshooter Pro:
https://www.kirkphoto.com/supports-and-mounts/low-pod.html/?id=43 (https://www.kirkphoto.com/supports-and-mounts/low-pod.html/?id=43)
https://www.ballhead.eu/flexline-full-304 (https://www.ballhead.eu/flexline-full-304)
A very useful setup with touch focus on the Z7 II LCD.
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Very nice picture, beautiful bird.
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The Black-throated Diver is quite gregarious - even during breeding time. In "our" lake there is only one pair breeding, but quite often large flocks of adults are seen. Today we had a flock of 18 birds!
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Kim: Thanks for the group picture and the story behind it. Common loons do gather a bit, but its usually pretty contentious, a power play, rather than friendly.
Randy
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Great photo, I may just have to nickname you "the water skimmer" :D thank you for sharing the photo and a little information!