I'm leaning towards #2, like that expression, colors etc. I do wish that little branch didn't cut across that way, but hay what ya goin do. Ask the Bird to move a little to the right
Here are a couple of birds I photographed this morning.
Outstanding Brian.
If they were egrets it would be perfect.
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Got any strategies to share on shooting owls? I have seen a great horned near by at dusk, have seen something small and white flying in my backyard after dark, and can hear an owl in our back tree stand. So I am pretty sure there are owls nearby!
Got any strategies to share on shooting owls? I have seen a great horned near by at dusk, have seen something small and white flying in my backyard after dark, and can hear an owl in our back tree stand. So I am pretty sure there are owls nearby!
Great shots, thanks for sharing.
ann
f/8 and be there? Just kidding.
For me the trick is just finding them. They are camoflaged very well and are hard to see. I was told where to look to fing these guys and they were exactly where I was told and it still took me a half hour to find them.
I used my flash extender which helped as they were extremely backlit.
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I'm leaning towards #2, like that expression, colors etc. I do wish that little branch didn't cut across that way, but hay what ya goin do. Ask the Bird to move a little to the right
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Outstanding Brian.
If they were egrets it would be perfect.
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BRIAN wow I can not get even close to the 3 owls i know live near by. your shot are fantastic
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I also love the second one.
Got any strategies to share on shooting owls? I have seen a great horned near by at dusk, have seen something small and white flying in my backyard after dark, and can hear an owl in our back tree stand. So I am pretty sure there are owls nearby!
Great shots, thanks for sharing.
ann
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For me, the color detracts from the subject.
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f/8 and be there? Just kidding.
For me the trick is just finding them. They are camoflaged very well and are hard to see. I was told where to look to fing these guys and they were exactly where I was told and it still took me a half hour to find them.
I used my flash extender which helped as they were extremely backlit.
Yeah, frames are subjective at best. Some people like them and some dont. Heck, sometimes I like them and sometimes I dont.