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POTW 530: 11/7/20 - 17/7/20
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17-08-2020 12:59pm#1
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Sorry for the delayed response - work has been hectic.
Firstly, thanks to Myksyk for all the hard work in keeping this thread alive and everyone else for posting to it! I love seeing the superb standard of photography on here.
And thanks for all the thanks!
I spotted this Buzzard (the only one I have seen in real life ever) whilst out walking Buddy in Malahide Demesne, north Dublin. It was very high in the sky and I only had a 70-200mm. As the sky was quite bright (and I had the camera in centre-weighted exposure), I had to bring the shadows up quite a bit in LR. I also added Clarity to bring out more detail. It is quite a crop but at least I had 36Mp to start with.
D810, Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 at 200mm, f/3.5, 1/6400, ISO 64. Had I had time I would have changed the metering to spot from centre-weighted and maybe even added some exposure adjustment.
However, the real limit was the 200mm maximum reach of the lens. I wish I had the 200-500mm with me
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