Nice pose on this Tufted Titmouse...they are challenging due to continuous fast moves. Nice capture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
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Nice pose on this Tufted Titmouse...they are challenging due to continuous fast moves. Nice capture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
Thanks...I think the first one was better too...still not sure what is going on in the process of linking to my .tiff images at Zenfolio.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDNitehawk
I took this just about an hour ago in the back yard, I sharpened more than usual prior to uploading to Zenfolio to see if it would help.
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Today it feels like the first day of spring in SE Wisconsin! So, I thought I'd get out of the house and go down by the lake for some duck shots. Just when I got there, I saw a few walking on the grass and sidewalk. I bent down took a couple shots, then a lady walked up from behind me and to right in front of me and scared them all away :( In a split second, I went from having a duck in my viewfinder to a macro shot of her pant leg! Gotta love people like that!
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IMG_4722 by Denise Trocio, on Flickr
Beautiful Mallard, love the light on this one, really shows off the green iridescence of the head...nice shot, too bad about the rude / ignorant person who spoiled it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725
My wife has a favorite saying "You can't figure out crazy!"
As you said ... you gotta love it.:mad:
Thanks, Joel! You must have loaded your cardinal at the same time as I loaded my pic! It sure looks sharp to me and I love the angle! Then again, I haven't seen you post a "soft" photo yet! The cardinals that have been visiting my yard as of late are extremely skiddish. It's been quite challenging to get a shot!
Bob and Joel, beautiful photos! Bob, why haven't we seen more landscapes from you? That scenery is simply amazing:rolleyes: I think I'd personally wouldn't even mind the birds with such an environment:p
This is a female House Finch (I think) from my backyard this afternoon. It's unusually warm in south central Kentucky....around 65 F today.
This was taken with Canon 1D MKIV, 500mm f/4L + 1.4 TCII on a tripod with Wimberly gimbal head using 580 EXII and Better Beamer at 1/64 power.
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Another image from the Bosque Del Apache trip with Bob Williams
1DMKIV
500mm
ISO 3200
f/4
1/320
It was just after dawn, I thought this crane was merely roosting on one leg but when it flew off it was apparent that it actually only had one leg!
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Wow Joel. That is another beauty.
Thanks....I still have a load of RAW images to sort....this is a Northern Pintail Drake from one of the ponds inside the BosqueQuote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
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