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So, after the first hour, we swapped lenses, so I took on the 400mm f4.5, which was a smidge too long for the reflection pool, as you'll see. It also didn't help that for some reason I decided to go with 1/500, which was too slow so I wasted a lot of good opportunities. Still. live and learn



Part 3 will be coming tomorrow, and in the words of Monty Python, it's time for something completely different

Oh it really was like Xmas...reflection pool made cracking photos PB

Lovely set of pics PB.

PimperneBloke wrote: Sat Jul 05, 2025 6:29 pm So, after the first hour, we swapped lenses, so I took on the 400mm f4.5, which was a smidge too long for the reflection pool, as you'll see. It also didn't help that for some reason I decided to go with 1/500, which was too slow so I wasted a lot of good opportunities. Still. live and learn

Part 3 will be coming tomorrow, and in the words of Monty Python, it's time for something completely different

Another great set PB. Did it take long to set the birds up between photo's My favourite is the juvenile starling drinking.