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Thank you Bill.
It's funny that you mention burning the color out. I've got some of those shots as well. They didn't make the cut.
Who would have thought that the feathers are so reflective that even red gets blown out.
Deka
Rocky,
You happen to live in an are with lots of wildlife. For you, a 3 hour drive would not be worth it.
For me, my options are a little limited. Nisqually is nice but can be over populated by humans.
Have you done any micro-adjustments with your 7DM2 and Tamron lens?
My lens starts...
Thank you Rocky.
I'm still learning the 7Dm2 and the Tamron 150-600mm lens capabilities.
Duck hunting season is still in full swing at Ridgefield so most birds are in the protected area.
I got a couple shots of a Northern Harrier but they are not sharp enough to share.
I have future...
Just a Nutria.
Bald Eagles on ice. Just finished a meal.
Huddled together. Numerous bird species.
Feeding on dry land. Not much open water to feed in.
Deka
Just another black bird that the lighting showed off well.
Taken 12/25/15
7D Mark II and Tamrom 150-600 mm
428 mm, F 8.0, 1/800 and ISO 1600
CC is welcome
Deka
Thank you Rocky and Tyler.
I was given a challenge by a fellow employee to photograph a crow because it is black.
She said it would be difficult but the position of the sun really helped bring out the contours of the body.
It surprised me that the black feathers were so reflective. I think...
This is in reference to Janice's B&W owl shot.
Did anyone besides me notice that the tree has a similar silhouette as the owl?
The upper right hand corner of the photo has a form looking to the left while the owl is looking right.
Just an observation of mine.
This is a beautiful shot...