A900 & 70-400ssm do British Eventing
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A900 & 70-400ssm do British Eventing
Taken at Chilham Castle just down the road from me:-
Last edited by caporip on Mon Aug 06, 2012 10:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Greg Beetham
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Re: A900 & &0-400ssm do British Eventing
Nice shooting caporip, I like that last one, it’s a class act.
Greg
Ps There’s a castle just down the road… excuse me if I turn slightly green.
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Ps There’s a castle just down the road… excuse me if I turn slightly green.
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Great captures. Looks like 70-400 is a great lens. Is it as good as 70-300? Just curious.
Sury
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Re: A900 & &0-400ssm do British Eventing
Especially like the second one - great catch 
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Re: A900 & &0-400ssm do British Eventing
I prefer the first as an action shot. The second one looks more like a wishes postcard to me.
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Sury
I did have the 70-300 and preferred the 70-400.
Greg
We are bit spoilt for Castles in Kent!
A couple more from sunday:-
I did have the 70-300 and preferred the 70-400.
Greg
We are bit spoilt for Castles in Kent!
A couple more from sunday:-
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I like the last one, a good shot against the light.
Greg
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Re: A900 & 70-400ssm do British Eventing
The last shot is the one.
Well done.
Well done.
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Thanks guys
What was interesting was the lack of other photographers there. It's the first time I've ever been, and understood from my friend who I went with, that its a big date on the eventing calender - so expected to see a few shooters there - but only saw one other kitted up photographer there.
What was interesting was the lack of other photographers there. It's the first time I've ever been, and understood from my friend who I went with, that its a big date on the eventing calender - so expected to see a few shooters there - but only saw one other kitted up photographer there.
Some days you eat the bear, other days the bear eats you....
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