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Tag Archives: Mute Swan
No No No…
Warning. This post contains old man grumbling. You have been warned. Is there no hope in the world? Have we really stooped so low? A ‘loose‘ remake of one of my favourite films of all time, Kind Hearts and Coronets, … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spring
Tagged Bird Photography, Black Headed Gull, Carrion Crow, City of Leicester, Coot, Glen Powell, Greylag Goose, How to make a Killing, Kind hearts and Coronets, Mute Swan, photography, Sony 200x600 mm Lens, Sony f4 70 - 200 mm, Spring, United States of America, Watermead Country Park
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Get the Stretch…
Oh no more testing!!!! This time it isn’t the camera but rather my new Mac. Yes I’ve been splashing the cash and have ponied up for a Mac Studio et al. Of course things are never straightforward apart from this … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Jubilee Park, Photography
Tagged autumn, Jubilee Park, Mac Studio, Mute Swan, River Soar, sky, Street Photography, trees
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London Calling…
There is little doubt that whilst London is geographically situated on the main isle of the British Isles it is a world apart. I have known this for a long time yet, walking the streets this weekend, it really did … Continue reading
Wot no Werewolves?…
I am glad to report that there were no werewolves on patrol in the park at dawn this morning – although as it was nearly dawn I suspect they may well have been reverting to their human form. Just prove … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Jubilee Park, Photography
Tagged Aircraft, Autumn Colour, Dawn, Jubilee Park, Misty, Mute Swan, sunrise, Swan
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Testing Times….
I spent most of yesterday testing new focusing setting on my camera to see if I could improve things. I learnt a lot.
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Summer
Tagged Blackbird, City of Leicester, Cygnet, Greylag Goose, Mute Swan, Swallow, Watermead Country Park, Wren
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Back to the Future….
25th of August 2011 – This is when this photograph of a sparrowhawk devouring its kill was the last photograph that I would classify as a long lens wildlife shot (In this case a Canon 500mm). Shortly after this I … Continue reading
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