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Beautiful image, Bob. Too bad its getting so hard to get good shots thanks to the homeowners. They may have had good reason, though.
BillA and I are planning a trip in early June - can you still get off the causeway onto the beach?
What really sets these photos apart, imho, are the red twigs/branches that compliment the colors of the towhee. Very nicely done, Rocky!
Makes me want to get out and get some bird shots - its been awhile - too many irons in the fire~!!
Terry
I agree! But, since I shoot in RAW rapid fire shots quickly use up the buffer in my 5Diii. Once that's full, shooting stops whether I like it or not! The solution may be to shoot only in .jpg....or maybe buy a 1Dx?
Terry
Definitely improved, Bill. Amazing shots, particularly given the lighting conditions and extreme ISOs. I'm in awe of your in-flight photography skills!
Terry
Thanks to all of the water/golf courses, the Palm Desert/Palm Springs area is an oasis for birds. Here's a few of the better shots I took during the week of February 17th (my 81st) :)
All shots taken with the Canon 5Diii and 400 mm f5.6L - mostly 1/1250s and low ISOs, thank to the light...
Thanks to a 'heads up' from Bill, I managed a couple of shots, using the Canon 5Diii and 400 mm f5.6L. I later set up the 500mm f4L but of course the eagles chose to
just sit there :)..
It always amazes me how much larger the female is. She certainly seems to be in charge!
All shots...