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Robins

Introducing the ever-popular Robin, a bird most associated Christmas, with its distinctive red-orange breast. They can be quite characterful, making the Robin a much loved bird for enthusiasts.

1 March 2025, Leica SL(601), Vario-Elmar-R 105-280mm f/4.2, 1/500sec @ f/4.8, ISO 250.

1 March 2025, Leica SL(601), Vario-Elmar-R 105-280mm f/4.2, 1/500sec @ f/5.6, ISO 200.

A very obliging model, patiently waiting for me to get the photo. That, or sporting a look that says, ‘Well, get on with it then’!

1 March 2025, Leica SL(601), Vario-Elmar-R 105-280mm f/4.2, 1/500sec @ f/5.6, exposure compensation +0.6 stop, ISO 320.

Is this my best side?

1 March 2025, Leica SL(601), Vario-Elmar-R 105-280mm f/4.2, 1/500sec @ f/8, exposure compensation +0.6 stop, ISO 800.

Or this one?

27 February 1993, Minolta 9000, Minolta 100-200mm f/4.5, 1/250sec @ f/4.5, Fujichrome ISO 100.

Even though the robin is quite small in the frame, it is easy spotted with the red breast.

27 February 1993, Minolta 9000, Minolta 100-200mm f/4.5, 1/250sec @ f/5.6, Fujichrome ISO 100.

A bit of a cliché with this shot, a robin in a snow scene.

27 February 1993, Minolta 9000, Minolta 100-200mm f/4.5, 1/250sec @ f/5.6, Fujichrome ISO 100.

27 February 1993, Minolta 9000, Minolta 100-200mm f/4.5, 1/180sec @ f/4.5, Fujichrome ISO 100.

1 March 2025, Leica SL(601), Vario-Elmar-R 105-280mm f/4.2, 1/500sec @ f/4.2, ISO 400.

Being quite tame, photographs like this are less of a challenge to get as they are less likely to fly away when you try to get close.

24 February 1993, Minolta 7000, Minolta 100-200mm f/4.5, 1/250sec @ f/4.5, Fujichrome ISO 400.

Arriving for lunch.

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