Thank you for your kind comments. These images were easy to get as our family room looks out over the grevilleas about 3 metres or so away. I removed the insect screen, closed the curtains and poked the 150-600mm lens out through the gap between the curtains. I put the top half of an old white sock over the lens hood so that it blends in with the white curtain backing to help camouflage the large lens hood.
Thank you for your kind comments. These images were easy to get as our family room looks out over the grevilleas about 3 metres or so away. I removed the insect screen, closed the curtains and poked the 150-600mm lens out through the gap between the curtains. I put the top half of an old white sock over the lens hood so that it blends in with the white curtain backing to help camouflage the large lens hood.
Great shots, love the composition with the flowers
Dont take life too seriously, it never ends well
Often hard to get a good shot of these you did well.
Those are very nice photos of a quick moving little bird. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for your kind comments. These images were easy to get as our family room looks out over the grevilleas about 3 metres or so away. I removed the insect screen, closed the curtains and poked the 150-600mm lens out through the gap between the curtains. I put the top half of an old white sock over the lens hood so that it blends in with the white curtain backing to help camouflage the large lens hood.
Very sneaky :)
Thanks Devster. We have to use as many sneaky tricks as possible in our favour to get these shots. LOL
Hard to get them still. They sure do have a good taste for pretty flowers
Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera