It’s been said that the best camera you have is the one that is in your hands. I had my tiny compact Sony RX100VI that shoots stills at 24 fps.
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Sandy’s BDay 2019
For Sandy’s birthday this year I made rezzies at Skool. The uni flan was a stand out, so good.
Whale’s Tale
I just spent 4 hrs today trying to get a photo of the female Humpback Whale circling in the Alameda lagoon. She would surface every few mins but only show her upper fin. It was quite the circus atmosphere. I got distracted and shot all sorts of other things.
Ugly Ducklings
Blondie’s ducklings are at that awkward stage, in between fluff & feathers.
Spidey
Spent about 20 mins trying to shoot this guy on the BBQ cover. Reminds me of a king crab.
Bobbing for Duckweed
or mallard olympics synchronized swimming…
Remote Wildlife Shooting
I spent 2 hours of my time trying to use the wireless remote capture function on my Sony via the iphone. The app is underdeveloped and I gave up. Canon saved the day, using the EOS-M5 I got a decent shot. It’s a unusual situation in that for whatever reason the baby hummer waits in …
Hangry
Everyone was hungry this evening. The baby hummingbird was squawking (loudly) waiting to be fed & the egret was having sashimi.
Shark Fin Cove II
Work took me down south, so I stopped by Shark Fin Cove again.
Damn Terns
Over the years I’ve spent an enormous amount of time trying to photograph the diving terns. I can never seem to get a shot I like, as they fly so fast. Even the phoebe stopped feeding to watch the terns.