Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Day 19 - The Watcher on the Branch
It started with "The Watcher" and then, as a huge Game of Thrones fan, I simply couldn't resist the rest of title. It's no raven though, so it's not a good a connection as it could have been, but hey, why not :)
This is another one of those unplanned bird shots. This little fellow watched us as we sat down in the shade, and since he sat there so calmly, I got plenty of opportunity to get shots of him. He was quite close too, so I didn't even have to change lenses, even though I had brought my telephoto lens along.
Moving along the trail of thought about gear, I have to say I'm very happy with the CPL-filter I got before this trip. It has really helped improve the colors, and the general quality of the sky in my photos. I have no shot without CPL to compare this to in order to show you the difference (if you're interested, you can find plenty of that on Google, here's an example), but wow, compared to what I used to get, it's miles better!
/MrsHjort
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Super shot, great clarity and sharpness on the bird. Really interesting about the CPL filter, must definitely check that out.
ReplyDeleteYou really should, they're not that expensive either. It's a cheep way to improve the quality of your outdoors photos and save you time in post-ed.
DeleteNice lines to frame the bird, well done.
ReplyDeleteI have a CPL filter that fits on both of my fav lenses but I don't use it that much anymore because I need to take the camera hood off to adjust when changing landscape to portrait. Other than that it works wonders indeed when I have time to adjust.