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No idea what happened there - hat was supposed to say "Excellent shot - I've heard good things about that set up" but for some reason it ended up in the post I quoted - oops!

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Cannon 7d Mk2 and 100-400mm mk 2

For wildlife and football I would recommend the Canon 100-400mm mark 2. For Scenery I use the 24-105mm F4 canon lens but there may well be better as I do not do much scenery.

Thanks. My son is currently travelling around New Zealand photographing wildlife - I will let him know as I am sure he would like to do this!

Amazing!! Is that at the petrel station, Kaikoura or somewhere else? I'm very jealous!

Something different from birds for a change (but still wildlife!) - Southern Right Whale.

Californian quail, Christchurch, New Zealand

Most kind - Thank you

Thanks - was really hard! I found a spot they were constantly flew through and then focused on them as soon as they entered the fame. Majority out of focus but after a few hours got a few that were in focus.

Very pleased to find out that one of my photos has been selected for publication in this year's Bird Photographer of the Year book. Will find out early September if it is a winner. Will post photo here once published.

Did some photographing of swallows in flight recently on a trip to New Zealand - really hard subject but I was pleased with these.

Amazing shots!

Salvin's albatross taken from a recent trip to New Zealand

Spoke to my mate yesterday who had a long chat with Potter. Apparently he was full of praise for Brighton and said everything was data led, well organised with a clear plan throughout the club. Said at Chelsea it was chaos with a scatter gun approach to everything. The vice chair (not Boehly)...

February is a great time to visit. Any time between Nov and March best really.

NSC Charirman = National Sports Council. One of my friends genuinely passed on my "You should have stayed at a big club" message - apparently he just laughed awkwardly!

For some reason Graham Potter is in the Falkland Islands at the moment and will be doing an open training session with some of the school kids next Tuesday. Sadly I am away so will no get to go down and see him (despite it being 10 mins walk from my house), however I have instructed various...

We also won 3-2 vs Wolves last season having been 2-1 down.

Can you increase ISO or open aperture more to compensate for faster shutter speed? I generally used to shoot dragonflies at 1/2000 or above (Bloody hard subjects in flight!)