thank you Denise for your kind words!
thank you Denise for your kind words!
Banman1, your picture looks pretty small on my computer screen, check the settings before you post you pictures.
JJphoto, very nice Bluebird images, great work....the only thing I might consider is a horizontal crop on the second one.
Here are some birds I saw at a local pond recently....there were about a dozen of them....I have never seen this species in Kentucky before....I believe them to be Egyptian Geese, does anyone know about these birds?
EOS 1D MKIII + 300mm 2.8L + 1.4 TC
1/250 f/9 iso 400
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JJ, Great shots of the Blue Birds---I love the "look" of the whole image as well. How did you process these?
Bob
Great shots of the Blue Birds JJ. I love the how the distant buttery back ground makes the birds just pop out of the frame.
Well done.
Tom
I think the duck I posted the other day is my best bird picture ever, but this one I like a lot too. I see a lot of really great photos in this thread, this one maybe isn't as nice, but it's my "second best".
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Paul
40D,EF 100-400mm
I think this is a great photo, Paul! Very sharp & good color contrast! In my neck of the woods, male cardinals are very skittish. At least the one that hung out in my backyard was...move a hair and he
I'm bored! Here are some BIF that I shot a couple of Months ago, while shooting Surfing, I just couldn't resist aiming the camera up at the sky.
EOS-7D: All taken with 300mm f/2.8L IS
300mm, @ f/5.6, 1/800sec, ISO 100
300mm, @ f6.3, 1/640sec, ISO 100
300mm @ f6.3, 1/640sec, ISO 100
300mm @ f/4.5, 1250sec, ISO 100
300mm @ f/2.8, 3200sec ISO 100
C&C Welcome!
Rich
Hey Doc,
Welcome to the forums!
I like this Red Cardinal better than the Peking Duck. I think it's a rarer find, and cooler colors too!
Rich
Originally Posted by JJphoto
7D, 300mm 2.8, f2.8,1/1000,ISO100 (I took these shots 8 month ago, I would use smaller aperture if I shot them today)
C&C welcome and thanks for viewing
JJ,
I really love this one!
Don't totally give up on the wider aperture. This one is So.... Creamy at 2.8!
Rich
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