Post Your Best Nature Shots!

[Jon Ruyle]

Great image Nate!

I second that. Or third it. Or fourth it, I lost count


Awesome!

[Rodger]

Larry,


Have any pictures of the hawk actually enjoyinglunch? Good shot, I just think the hawk eating might be a bit more interesting a subject.


-Rodger

[TheRoff]

Larry,


Have any pictures of the hawk actually enjoyinglunch? Good shot, I just think the hawk eating might be a bit more interesting a subject.


-Rodger

[] I wish that I could have. In the very next frame that hawk was taking his lunch elsewhere.

[George Slusher]

Larry,


Have any pictures of the hawk actually enjoyinglunch? Good shot, I just think the hawk eating might be a bit more interesting a subject.


-Rodger
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Not a hawk, but I have photos of an osprey chowing down on a fish.

[Ted Hanold]

A couple more bird pics


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[Jon Ruyle]

Cool!

[Liamisnowon]

Still pond in the morning mist, onmy way to work. 350D 75-300 kit lens f11 205mm. Levels adjusted in PS.

[Liamisnowon]

Stunning bird photos above BTW. The quality of photos on this forum just keep me coming back for another look....fantastic stuff!

[Rodger]

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I took a few photos like this one. Taken on the dunes by Lake Michigan. Not sure if I like the color ones or this black and white one more. View the rest here if you want.


Great photos everyone!

[Liamisnowon]

I personally like the BW,slightly bettercomposition and more interest than the colour versions (in my humble opinion)... I like how you have chosen to capture in both the above shots what many people would possibly overlook!