Another fine series Kirwin. Those egret chicks were a blast to shoot.
Harry http://behret.smugmug.com/NANPA member How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
Gotta make my shooting schedule here, , this is getting rediculous. But we have a festival here, big deal, I like it, the music especially. But my commitments, like the birds. Would hate to go to the rookery in a couple of weeks and find it deserted.
And, do they all stay in the area with one gigantic population explosion, or do they all fight, then leave?
I know a book could tell me, all this takes time. I have to do something about my hard drive, or I won't be shooting anything.
I was approximately 40 to 50 feet from the nest. I was at 420mm on the cam, and of course the images have some cropping. Appreciate your interest in the images!:D
I'm glad they check out OK. I just recently acquired a laptop, and it has taken a bit of time to get used to processing images on a briteview lcd screen. As I continue to work more with this type of screen... the more comfortable and enjoyable it is compared to working at a desk top! Thanks for the input!!
Thank you:D ! I hope I can continue to meet your expectations... and I agree with you on the last shot. (It's my fav of the bunch also) Thanks for having a look-see!
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I agree with PF. The closeness is outstanding and the back-lighting is just right
Steve
IMHO I'd of gone a little lighter on some of the faces, but again my IBM is always darker then my Mac. I'll chk tonight on my Mac, OK.
Yep on my Mac they look great
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You got impressive sharpness for backlighting, it doesn't detract from the images. Good job and very nice series.
AJ
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
What is going on with these chicks now?
Gotta make my shooting schedule here, , this is getting rediculous. But we have a festival here, big deal, I like it, the music especially. But my commitments, like the birds. Would hate to go to the rookery in a couple of weeks and find it deserted.
And, do they all stay in the area with one gigantic population explosion, or do they all fight, then leave?
I know a book could tell me, all this takes time. I have to do something about my hard drive, or I won't be shooting anything.
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I think that you guys are the pictorial audubon society
The last image is my fav, of the two kids looking up to mom with the best expressions. The lighting is wonderful and the WB, etc. are superb.
Susan
Kirwin
Kirwin
I'm glad they check out OK. I just recently acquired a laptop, and it has taken a bit of time to get used to processing images on a briteview lcd screen. As I continue to work more with this type of screen... the more comfortable and enjoyable it is compared to working at a desk top! Thanks for the input!!
Kirwin
Kirwin
Have you been back to the rookery? And where did Huskey8 post his rookery images?
Kirwin
Kirwin
Thank you:D ! I hope I can continue to meet your expectations... and I agree with you on the last shot. (It's my fav of the bunch also) Thanks for having a look-see!
Kirwin