Another fine shot Troy. Great details and real nice background.
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Another fine shot Troy. Great details and real nice background.
thanx harry!!!
i was just thinking about you the other day..... i was trying to remember an image you posted way back when..... it was an image of
"benches" i believe that were in a circular kind of pattern.... it was great!
( what? sucking up to a moderator isnt allowed? )
Very nice, Troy. You got a clear shot, you got him to pose just right, you got the lighting just right, you set up your background just right for the smoooooth bokeh, you captured every tiny detail sharply. I can't think of anything you missed. You get an "A". Seriously, you must have learned well. Great job.
I think you have mastered Lesson #1 Troy. Lesson #2 lets see one of these little guys in flight. That should keep you busy for oh I don't know.....years. I think you have become the undisputed champ of Downy Woodpeckers and Nuthatches here. Keep em coming.
I think you have mastered Lesson #1 Troy. Lesson #2 lets see one of these little guys in flight. That should keep you busy for oh I don't know.....years. I think you have become the undisputed champ of Downy Woodpeckers and Nuthatches here. Keep em coming.
thanx so much to EVERYONE for their nice words.....
sometimes i forget to thank people so here is a BIG THANK YOU!!!!
Well done. I remember you when you first came around. You got really good. your photos are first rate.
Cheers
Mr. Eggplant,
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those claws are something else!
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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!"
thanx george
re:those claws": they look sharp but this llittle fella lands in mh hands once in awhile and so far - no blood
troy
thanx harry!!!
i was just thinking about you the other day..... i was trying to remember an image you posted way back when..... it was an image of
"benches" i believe that were in a circular kind of pattern.... it was great!
( what? sucking up to a moderator isnt allowed? )
troy
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and a big thanx to everyone else above also and before this reply!!!!
It's appreciated!!
troy
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#1 - very good, #2 a little on the left side but great 2.
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thanx so much to EVERYONE for their nice words.....
sometimes i forget to thank people so here is a BIG THANK YOU!!!!
troy
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Well done. I remember you when you first came around. You got really good. your photos are first rate.
Cheers
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TROY