I cry Fowl Fowl Fowl, I'll Eagle you when you can come up with :
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and before you get all beside yourself "LIMPKINS" don't count !! :lol
Sorry but I nailed some kingfisher shots (they will be posted in a few days) this afternoon along with some caracaras (another bird you're missing :lol4)
also a kingfisher is a little bit on the tiny side, not majestic like
I'm only posting these so you'll be able to ID one if and when you find one. :lol
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Sorry but I nailed some kingfisher shots (they will be posted in a few days) this afternoon along with some caracaras (another bird you're missing :lol4)
You know what they say about those who put the cart before the horse :
also a kingfisher is a little bit on the tiny side, not majestic like
I'm only posting these so you'll be able to ID one if and when you find one. :lol
I agree the Eagle is a majestic creature indeed, however difficult to tell from these, but I will try to present them correctly when I shot mine !!! :lol
Dang!
Those have such wonderful detail!
I'm speachless (well almost)
Thanks, the D2X captures amazing details in its shots.
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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!"
Sorry but I nailed some kingfisher shots (they will be posted in a few days) this afternoon along with some caracaras (another bird you're missing :lol4)
also a kingfisher is a little bit on the tiny side, not majestic like
I'm only posting these so you'll be able to ID one if and when you find one. :lol
is this what an eagle is --we got eagles i was just not sure what they was --we got eagles man oh sorry they was AH LOOOONS
Sorry but I nailed some kingfisher shots (they will be posted in a few days) this afternoon along with some caracaras (another bird you're missing :lol4)
also a kingfisher is a little bit on the tiny side, not majestic like
I'm only posting these so you'll be able to ID one if and when you find one. :lol
Yes, and if I can just get my lazy ass over to Sycamore Canyon Wilderness (north of Cottonwood), I could get some baldy shots too! :twitch
Well get your butt over there, we love eagle shots here and we want more!
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Nice set Harry. Did you have some 'gator bites for lunch ? :uhoh
Thanks Mike. The gators and me have an agreement in place. I don't eat 'gator bites' and they don't eat 'Harry bites".
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Hey there Harri........ you are so fortunate to be in the location that you are......gawwwwd if that was me I'd be a Gator Geek
Love that Two Headed Gator Mirror Effect you got there.
.....hmmmmmm sometimes people look at me like I have two heads
You have access to so many wonderful things in Florida you lucky son of gun you
I love to see your birds Harri, and your Gators when you get them
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Thanks much Skippy. This is a wonderful area for wildlife shooting. We also have gators all over the place. Very often our traffic has to stop and wait because the sandhill cranes are crosssing the road.
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jees harry...you cant get much better at what your doing mate
Thanks Gus. I've been trying to apply some ofthe stuff I picked up from Ron Reznick's DVDs on my most recent shots.
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I really like the reflection shots in your first post Harry -it looks deceptively simple, but I know it's not and you really nailed every one of those images!!!
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Very nice captures. I particularly like your work with reflections. The off-set of the Egret shows thoughtful composition (instead of the usual centering, a habit I am trying to shake), and the pic of the full-wing-span reflection is dead on. Your mastery of your Nikon and its lenses provides us amateurs with an excellent model to emulate. I always look at the exif info and then compare it with pictures I have taken. Very helpful for learning. Good work, Harry.
I really like the reflection shots in your first post Harry -it looks deceptively simple, but I know it's not and you really nailed every one of those images!!!
Thank you very much. I was applying some of the stuff that Ron Reznick had covered in his DVDs and his ideas are very effective for my kind of shooting.
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Very nice captures. I particularly like your work with reflections. The off-set of the Egret shows thoughtful composition (instead of the usual centering, a habit I am trying to shake), and the pic of the full-wing-span reflection is dead on. Your mastery of your Nikon and its lenses provides us amateurs with an excellent model to emulate. I always look at the exif info and then compare it with pictures I have taken. Very helpful for learning. Good work, Harry.
Thanks for the kind words Gil. I've been taking less shots lately than I did in the past. I'm working harder now on my comp and lighting than in the past. So far I'm liking the results I'm getting.
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Thank you Angelo and the swamp is a pretty cool place to hang out. Only the best folks go there (I'm usually the only person there )
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Sorry but I nailed some kingfisher shots (they will be posted in a few days) this afternoon along with some caracaras (another bird you're missing :lol4)
also a kingfisher is a little bit on the tiny side, not majestic like
I'm only posting these so you'll be able to ID one if and when you find one.
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You know what they say about those who put the cart before the horse
I agree the Eagle is a majestic creature indeed, however difficult to tell from these, but I will try to present them correctly when I shot mine !!!
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Thanks, the D2X captures amazing details in its shots.
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Well get your butt over there, we love eagle shots here and we want more!
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Thanks Mike. The gators and me have an agreement in place. I don't eat 'gator bites' and they don't eat 'Harry bites".
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There's just no pleasing some folks. :cry
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Thanks much Skippy. This is a wonderful area for wildlife shooting. We also have gators all over the place. Very often our traffic has to stop and wait because the sandhill cranes are crosssing the road.
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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!"
Thanks Gus. I've been trying to apply some ofthe stuff I picked up from Ron Reznick's DVDs on my most recent shots.
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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!"
I really like the reflection shots in your first post Harry -it looks deceptively simple, but I know it's not and you really nailed every one of those images!!!
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Very nice captures. I particularly like your work with reflections. The off-set of the Egret shows thoughtful composition (instead of the usual centering, a habit I am trying to shake), and the pic of the full-wing-span reflection is dead on. Your mastery of your Nikon and its lenses provides us amateurs with an excellent model to emulate. I always look at the exif info and then compare it with pictures I have taken. Very helpful for learning. Good work, Harry.
Thank you very much. I was applying some of the stuff that Ron Reznick had covered in his DVDs and his ideas are very effective for my kind of shooting.
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Thanks for the kind words Gil. I've been taking less shots lately than I did in the past. I'm working harder now on my comp and lighting than in the past. So far I'm liking the results I'm getting.
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That swamp water's brackish enough already!!!
Thank you Angelo and the swamp is a pretty cool place to hang out. Only the best folks go there (I'm usually the only person there
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