Hi Gary
Thanks for the information. I use the 400 5.6 with mixed results, I'll keep experimenting!
Cheers
Peter

Great shots. As the owner of a 7D2 I'm interested in the 'tweeks' you made to the focussing, still a bit of issue for me with longer lenses. There are too many options!
Thanks
Peter

Thank you for that, very helpful. Hope you get the otters as well on your next visit.
Peter

Fantastic shots, love the angles. I was doing nature photography like yourself that day, so watched the Eagles fly over pairs of displaying goshawks etc. Never a dull moment in a Breckland sky. I was asked by a fellow birder about the missiles carried - do you know what the weapons are and why F15s ...

I used my drone to look down on the train. If I had any idea how to post images on here I'd do so!

Great photos in this thread, any steam is pretty rare in East Anglia

Peter

Hi

I love these, clearly I need to look into what COAP is. The blurred tree behind the Hercules is excellent, love the feel of that shot.

Peter

These are top notch, really enjoyed them. The Buff-breasted sand is superb and the red deer peering over the brow of the hill with house in the background is eye-catching.
Better than some birders put on twitter

Redfoot

No 3 is brilliant, love that shot, very evocative.

Redfoot

That coot fight is fantastic, excellent shots, especially the feet on each other one, real wildlife action photography

Peter

Ashley I live between Stowmarket and Bury and have these aircraft outbound overhead most evenings, these photos and the magazine article have been a fascinating insight in what they do once they have disappeared from my sight. That trip must have been a photographers dream, your skill shines through...