Extreme range
Yesterday, I manage to catch sight of an endangered species. It is a Milky Stork. I am not going to comment on the survival of this bird. I am going to draw your attention to the features. Notice the pink face? There are no feathers.
Now take a look at the picture below. It was taken at maximum range of my camera. The Milky stork can still be seen but it is now grainier and a little washed out (Picture looks like has gone through a washing machine). But that is not the worst, There are 5 birds in this picture but you can barely make out the 2 grey birds at the edge of the water. If you are not paying attention, they resemble the mud background. Of course one of the reason why the picture looks blurred was that it was an overcasted day.
Now take a look at the picture below. It was taken at maximum range of my camera. The Milky stork can still be seen but it is now grainier and a little washed out (Picture looks like has gone through a washing machine). But that is not the worst, There are 5 birds in this picture but you can barely make out the 2 grey birds at the edge of the water. If you are not paying attention, they resemble the mud background. Of course one of the reason why the picture looks blurred was that it was an overcasted day.
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