D300s
600mm + 1.4 TC
Aperture Priority
Exposure Compensation -1.67
1/2500
F/9
Metering Spot
ISO 500
Distance 50.10 meters
White Balance Cloudy
RAW
Wimberly head on Tripod
These images were taken in early January when the Western Grebes and the Clarks Grebes were running regularly. The running has slowed since then because I believe they are nesting. We should have baby grebes on parents backs in just a few weeks which I'm looking forward to. The day was fairly sunny making exposure of both the whites and blacks very difficult necessitating a pretty dramatic negative exposure compensation value. The water color is from a mountain in the background that is reflecting on the lake. Thanks for having a look see. Larger version included.
Comments
23 commentsMauro
Jagdeep Rajput
Nice BG and super action -
Sandy
Ken Archer
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Ray
Right time, right place, perfect techs and perspective.
Sandy
May
A unique and novel image that's one of a kind. I'd be very happy to call it mine