some from Edmonds today

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squirl033

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went down to Edmonds today, ran in to Jerome at the marsh, then Bill and Daren showed up. not much activity there, so we headed for the fishing pier... about all we saw there was a pigeon guillemot. a lady said she'd seen some harlequin ducks over at Brackett's Landing, so we all scooted over there, but were disappointed... no harlequins. :( did see a pelagic cormorant showing off its breeding colors, along with some horned grebes, and some Brant's geese...

the pigeon guillemot - 7DII, 600mm, 1/4000 @ f/7.1

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pelagic cormorant - 550mm, 1/2000 @ f/7.1

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there were a number of horned grebes in breeding colors, but most of them stayed well away from the jetty. this one came in close enough for a decent shot... 600mm, 1/2500 @ f/7.1

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some Brant's flew in and landed, but a eagle overhead spooked them, and several flew past in front of us on the jetty... 600mm, 1/3200 @ f/7.1

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Nice Rocky!

Is it me or are you noticing an improvement in your images since you started using the 7DII? At a glance, these pictures are crisper, more sharp.



Chad
 


Nice Rocky!
Is it me or are you noticing an improvement in your images since you started using the 7DII? At a glance, these pictures are crisper, more sharp.
Chad

Chad, i notice the same thing... between the 7DII and the new Tamron lens, i'm getting a lot more "keepers". definitely a step up from the 7D/100-400 combo!
 


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