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Image 1 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 2 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 3 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 4 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 5 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
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Image 11 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 12 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 13 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 14 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
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Image 18 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 19 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
Image 20 — Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)
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Michigan (Au Gres, some Upper Peninsula)

Just got these developed, and I think some of these came out great. (For my first few attempt at wildlife film photography) Composition may not be the best, and some are definitely blurry. tbh it was hard to capture wildlife, especially without a tripod/monopod setup. Shot using FD 400mm f4.5 , and a Kiron 28-105mm f3.2-4.5. Would love to hear your thoughts!

u/Infinite_Pudding_303 — 11 days ago
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My interesting setup

I simply love how it looks. If you have experience with the 400mm FD 4.5 I would love some tips. I am currently using it for deer, stationary finches/egrets because it is tedious to use in some ways especially with moving objects!

u/Infinite_Pudding_303 — 22 days ago