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eurasian bee eater against evening sky

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martin best

New member
1/1000s iso 200

D800, 600mm + TC1.4, SB 800 Gitzo Tripod and wimberly head.


Nairobi National park.



New Website now up and running, any comments/critique appreciated.
cheers

Martin
www.wildpix.net
eurasianbeeeaters.jpg
 
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Don Cohen

Guest
Nice capture! One would be nice enough, but getting 2 for the price of 1 is even better!

We shot some bee-eaters in Tanzania a few years ago, and were some of my favorite shots from the whole trip!
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
martin best said:
1/1000s iso 200

D800, 600mm + TC1.4, SB 800 Gitzo Tripod and wimberly head.


Nairobi National park.



New Website now up and running, any comments/critique appreciated.
cheers

Martin
www.wildpix.net
eurasianbeeeaters.jpg
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Handsome pair! I can see that you need this impressive optical setup to get the birds at decent size! This is a great payoff for having to schlep all that gear.....or is this mounted on the side of your landrover?

Perhaps this was at your base camp, instead?

Asher
 
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