For this night shot of a Tasmanian pademelon and her joey, I was able to use a slow shutter speed to record color in the sky, while using an off camera flash to illuminate the pademelons. Pademelons are funny little macropods, smaller than wallabies and more round in shape. These two were in Narawntapu National Park on the northern coast of Tasmania. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 120mm) ISO 1600, f/2.8 at half a second
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For this night shot of a Tasmanian pademelon and her joey, I was able to use a slow shutter speed to record color in the sky, while using an off camera flash to illuminate the pademelons. Pademelons are funny little macropods, smaller than wallabies and more round in shape. These two were in Narawntapu National Park on the northern coast of Tasmania.
great pic.
The flash made all the difference in this image. Well done!
—– Until daylight comes
—– The touch of mums’ worn cloak brings
—– Solace in the dark .
Didn’t not realize there were so many kinds of pocket moms over there.