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Magpie in a light beam.
Jan 24, 2017 15:51:54 #
The sun had disappeared over the hills & the only direct sunlight was a ray that was streamed in through a small gap in the Norfolk Pines. The magpie surprised me by walking straight into the light beam. There was only a moment of opportunity so I didn't have time to compose an ideal shot. Downloading is recommended.
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Jan 24, 2017 18:07:25 #
DOOK wrote:
The sun had disappeared over the hills & the only direct sunlight was a ray that was streamed in through a small gap in the Norfolk Pines. The magpie surprised me by walking straight into the light beam. There was only a moment of opportunity so I didn't have time to compose an ideal shot. Downloading is recommended.
Well done mate. You can still move fast when you have to. LoL.
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Jan 25, 2017 06:06:06 #
DOOK wrote:
The sun had disappeared over the hills & the only direct sunlight was a ray that was streamed in through a small gap in the Norfolk Pines. The magpie surprised me by walking straight into the light beam. There was only a moment of opportunity so I didn't have time to compose an ideal shot. Downloading is recommended.
Nice image Earl.
Jan 25, 2017 06:41:08 #
good shot
DOOK wrote:
The sun had disappeared over the hills & the only direct sunlight was a ray that was streamed in through a small gap in the Norfolk Pines. The magpie surprised me by walking straight into the light beam. There was only a moment of opportunity so I didn't have time to compose an ideal shot. Downloading is recommended.
Jan 25, 2017 06:47:25 #
DOOK wrote:
The sun had disappeared over the hills & the only direct sunlight was a ray that was streamed in through a small gap in the Norfolk Pines. The magpie surprised me by walking straight into the light beam. There was only a moment of opportunity so I didn't have time to compose an ideal shot. Downloading is recommended.
Earl, this is what I call a lucky photo. The luck involved the magpie walking into the light. Everything else was you being there, ready to take a great photo due to your ability because you are always practicing your photography daily. Just my $.02 but that is the way I look at photos of this type. It takes a skilled photographer to take advantage of a lucky setup.
Greg
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