tonywillis
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Thanks Paul! I see no shortage of excellent bird photos in your portfolio! -
Many thanks for your kind words Giangiorgio! I'm just beginning bird photography and am enjoying tha photography and getting to know the birds.
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An iconic bird in Australia. This one didn't mind posing... -
...but such majestic looking birds!
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Definitely not my best shot but the colours were so gorgeous I had to include it... -
Don't know much about spiders but this one caught my eye when it strung up its web on our verandah. Tried a number of techniques to capture it and ended up using an 80-200mm f/2.8. It provided the detail I needed with the good bokeh. -
It's not often that a fly will pose for a photo, but this one did. A very lucky shot! -
Female or juvenile Red Backed Fairy Wren (I think)
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I liked this shot because of the clear detail in the feathers, the subtle colours and the bokeh! Shot at Oxley Common, Brisbane -
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I only posted this because I think it's the perfect example of why people like Fujifilm cameras. It was taken with an X-T1 and the colours and resolution look perfect to me... -
An unexpected result when testing out my new 80-200mm f/2.8. Random shot of the flowers against the background of my blue box trailer. Maybe not to everyone's taste but it works for me. -
Kanazawa IIRC. Couldn't resist the combination of the contrast between the bright foreground and the afternoon twilight. The bokeh helped of course! -
Gorgeous little birds! -
I think this is a female/juvenile Red Back Fairy Wren
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The mature males are the ones that justify the name -
Only included this one because I liked the reflection -
Taken at Oxley Common using my new Sigma 150-600mm
