Atlantic Puffin - Saltee Islands, Irish Wildlife Photography
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Great day out on the Saltee Islands photographing Puffins and fulmars.
I was using my Sigma 150-600mm C along with the Nikon Z6 ii. Vlogging with the GoPro Hero 7 Black
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Beautiful images of the puffins. Watched a lot of your videos this morning. One better than the next. So nicely and simply presented. Thank you.
Lovely! Coming from Canada first week of May and sure hoping the puffins are in! Just an obsessed hobbyist dragging my friends with me. ❤ watching videos to assure them that the journey for us old folks (lol) isn't too hard. Lol!
Top class
Thank you 😊
Hello,thanks for showing your adventure a great to see.Wonderful images and a nice story!! Greetings from the Netherlands and just subscribed.
👍📷😎
Good👍
Definitely a gorgeous Fulmar
Hi, thank you 😄 yeah I was on the Google when I got home 🤣
Thanks for sharing, one of my favourite birds. Haven’t had the chance to see one yet!! Def on my bucket list.
Hi, such an amazing bird 😊
Beautiful shots of the Puffins!!
Thank you 😊
Really nice shot. Im booked in for mid June on the ferry. Love the Saltees!
Amazing content as always Sean both on UA-cam and Instagram keep up the great work!😀
Thanks a million 😁
Gorgeous shots!
Thank you 😊
Nice shots. Fulmar, it's the petrel family.
Thank you 😊👍
Great Videos Man! Got a question for you. Everyone is disapointed from the autofocus especially for birds in flight. Whats your opinion? Got any tips?
Hi, thank you, yeah it's not the best. You just need to hold back button focus and hope for the best 🙏🤣🤣🤣
@@seanmeadewildlife that’s exactly what I am doing with my z5😂 do you recommend a specific focus area mode?
lovely, just been doing same with dippers, don't fall off the cliff lol
Hi Seán - have you any knowledge of groups doing day long trips over the summer? I'd love to go, but I can't seem to find any groups offering it. The four hours just isn't enough I find!