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murray
 Post subject: adult gouldian
PostPosted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:25 am 
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non dilute gouldian, a bit fuzzy arond the head sorry (still learning) hope you like
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ps shot taken in enclosed enviroment
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Nice shot! is it a crop? or did you shoot this at a high iso? It just looks like you have some vertical lines on the pic...

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murray
 Post subject: thanks tomis
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thanks tomis for comments yes it was cropped and shot at 200 iso the lines you are seeing might be mesh i did not use a higher apperture
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Victor Hoffmann
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Great shot! :)

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murray
 Post subject: thanks victor
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thanks victor im still very much in learn mode and its always enouraging to see nice comments
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Nice photo, and also nice to see you can upload the pic in properly now

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murray
 Post subject: thanks fazer
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thanks fazer, yeh at last it only took me a year to sus out lol
seroiusly though thanks to yourself and others on this site who had patience to help out a newbie

thanks :)
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murray
 Post subject: baby gouldian
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(sorry not the sharpist of images)




(them little beads at the side of the beak light up for the parents to feed them i thought that was clever when i found that out)

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Nice Photo's

Must have taken some patience and a lot of shooting to get the right one :lol:

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