Sunday, 19 October 2008

Good ol Mallard

Not a great deal to post at the moment as I'm still not getting out, hopefully over the next week or so I will have something to post, for now here's a shot of a Mallard Duck.

Not something I usually photograph with them being so common, but I liked this shot and hope you do too.

Photo taken with a Nikon D70 + Sigma 170-500mm.

12 comments:

  1. Perfect, Mike. The low POV makes it even more intriguing!
    Cheers, Klaus

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  2. Mike as your photo shows there is great beauty in the common. Wouldn't our lives seem a little empty if we didn't go the the local ponds and see a couple of Mallards loafing about?

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  3. Wonderful photo Mike. I enjoy coming here and seeing what you have. I am never dissappointed. Your photography is outstanding.

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  4. Thanks Klaus, getting low down to the water always makes these shot look more interesting.

    Ta Lisa & Denise you are too kind.

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  5. I gotta get that lens. LOL

    Mine is a Canon but I need a longer lens as most of my shots are taken in my 80x100 foot backyard and sometimes I need something to get out to the edges.

    This is a magnificent shot. The details are fantastic as is the color.

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  6. If I could take a photo that good of a "common" Mallard, I would be perfectly happy! Lovely!

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  7. I'm with you on the ducks. I like looking at someone else's photos but when I take them I guess I just want something new that I haven't done before. This is a great shot and the detail is wonderful.

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  8. Incredible details and beautifully composed.

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  9. Very nice Mike. I like the low angle you got .

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  10. I do (like it that is!) Great viewpoint... looks like you must have been almost submerged... Jane

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  11. Wow thanks everyone for your comments.

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  12. Mallards are very common here too, but the beauty of your photo is not so common. You have highlighted much of this duck's beauty!!

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THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS, MIKE.