How about a gull pic.

davev · November 25, 2004

Taken with a D Rebel, 70-200l f4, quantaray 2x.

I had this picture blown up to 20 x 30 inches and it turned out great.

davev · November 25, 2004

davev wrote:

Taken with a D Rebel, 70-200l f4, quantaray 2x.

If I figure out how to post more than one pic at a time, I'll be happy.

Here's a another, same setup. I call it "Gargoyles"

Andy · November 25, 2004

i dig the expressions on both gulls. you sure caught a moment there, dave! a super super shot

welcome to dgrin, btw, thanks for joining our community. i hope you'll consider joining the challenges, the current challenge is "in your house" and it's all explained in the challenge thread.

love that shot of you for the avatar, i recall that from the sony challenge a while back

thanks again,

Andy · November 25, 2004

davev wrote:

If I figure out how to post more than one pic at a time, I'll be happy.

Here's a another, same setup. I call it "Gargoyles"

you can edit your posts, unlike over on dpreview

yes! see, when i replied, i removed the pic from the reply (it's courteous, and makes the threads more readable imo. i leave the pic or a pic if i'm trying to point something out and want to be clear.

re: more than one pic? just keep putting in the img tags and your link. use the yellow box (mountain/sun) and follow the instructions. no limit to pics in a post here

GREAPER · November 25, 2004

Nice shots. Welcome to Dgrin. I am always happy to see someone elses bird shots. Love them both.

Gulls are great birds to practice bird photogrphy on, they are less afraid of humans than other birds, they tend to fly patterns which make them easy to pan, and for the most part they have beautiful markings.

Here are a few more.

davev · November 26, 2004

GREAPER wrote:

Nice shots. Welcome to Dgrin. I am always happy to see someone elses bird shots. Love them both.
Gulls are great birds to practice bird photogrphy on, they are less afraid of humans than other birds, they tend to fly patterns which make them easy to pan, and for the most part they have beautiful markings.

Here are a few more.

Some fine pictures of gulls there Greaper.

Here are some other birds.

davev · November 26, 2004

andy wrote:

you can edit your posts, unlike over on dpreview yes! see, when i replied, i removed the pic from the reply (it's courteous, and makes the threads more readable imo. i leave the pic or a pic if i'm trying to point something out and want to be clear.

re: more than one pic? just keep putting in the img tags and your link. use the yellow box (mountain/sun) and follow the instructions. no limit to pics in a post here

Thanks Andy. Before when I tried to add more than one pic I wasn't moving
the curser to the end of the first pic. So I was replacing the 1st one instead
of adding a 2nd. But I get it now. Thanks again. dave

gubbs · November 26, 2004

davev wrote:

Taken with a D Rebel, 70-200l f4, quantaray 2x.
I had this picture blown up to 20 x 30 inches and it turned out great.

That first gull shot is excellent, the heron too!!

happysnapper · November 26, 2004

I really like gargoyls, I like the composition alot and the colour is great... it amazing to see they are all looking in the same direction.

Yvette

Mitchell · November 26, 2004

One more bird pic from the beach here in Florida.

GREAPER · November 26, 2004

More nice shots. I like the turkeys. I only know of one place around here were I know I can find turkeys but they are on an island that has an eagles nest onm it. They wont let you on the island.

How about a gull pic.

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