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Experimental intentional BIF blur shot @ Lake Tahoe 2009.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
That is interesting. Somehow a little expressionism.
Greylag Goose. Place: Grønjordssøen, Copenhagen.
I have loads of BIF shots! It's the best way to shoot a bird!
Last 2 shots are killers!
Many thanks.
Thanks for posting. Let us see some more.
Sparrowhawk
Many thanks.
Northern Hawk-Owl
Great Cormorant
I have a couple
snowy owl
kestrel
Sandhill cranes at sunset
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Thanks for a fine contribution. The yellow eyes of the owl are great in all the white.
Weatern Marsh Harrier - Female
Much better than with a gun!
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I like all three but the kestrel is just spectacular!
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Caspian Tern
Fantastic photos Jørgen. I know how difficult it is to catch a BIF, you've got it done to a science!
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Many thanks, but I am no World champion. Two days ago I was chasing a couple of Western Marsh Harrier. After some time and several shots I got aware that I have placed the exposure compensation on the darker scale instead of the lighter.
Landing gear down
Great capture of the male Mallard
Actually I think you mean female, that's a hen not a drake.
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You are perfectly right
I'm pretty sure you know your birds better than I do!
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She is a pretty bird! I was out bird watching that day. Caught her coming in for a landing, but since her feet had not touched the ground yet, I figured it still qualified as a BIF.
She definitely is a BIF.
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I'm not sure what kind of bird this is, I wondered if it was some sort of swallow, but I highly doubt it because this was taken in south central Alaska. However, I have dubbed it to be a flying Orca bird! Lol!
