The Magic Hour -- Why I search for light (Owl)
Jan 27, 2012 17:40:15 #
Jan 27, 2012 19:09:13 #
William wrote:
GREAT SKILL DISPLAYED,(idea) slight crop, too centered.
Bravo. Bv
Bravo. Bv
Actually I did crop and move the owl slightly to the left. However I posted the original and don't know how to remove it so I just let the original photo.
Larry
Jan 27, 2012 19:10:55 #
I would name that Owl Cialis. You never know when the moment is right. Great capture.
treadwl wrote:
Yesterday evening, I was driving past my favorite owl field---I do everyday, just to look--it was late, near dusk, and for just that moment the light was special.
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Jan 27, 2012 23:47:42 #
jvangorp
Loc: Stickney, SD
That is a great one!!
treadwl wrote:
Yesterday evening, I was driving past my favorite owl field---I do everyday, just to look--it was late, near dusk, and for just that moment the light was special.
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Jan 27, 2012 23:50:42 #
Don't like it. LOVE it.
treadwl wrote:
Yesterday evening, I was driving past my favorite owl field---I do everyday, just to look--it was late, near dusk, and for just that moment the light was special.
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Larry
Jan 28, 2012 00:14:37 #
me either! funny!
tinosa wrote:
Great capture.
I've never seen an owl standing on one foot before !
I've never seen an owl standing on one foot before !
Jan 28, 2012 01:10:55 #
We have a lot of owls around our place. We hear them calling each other from every direction but never see them. Your lucky to get that good shot.
Jan 28, 2012 01:15:30 #
Jan 28, 2012 01:18:27 #
[quote=treadwl]Yesterday evening, I was driving past my favorite owl field---I do everyday, just to look--it was late, near dusk, and for just that moment the light was special.
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Love it! You might try cropping a bit off each side..and maybe a bit more off the right side, behind the bird, to get it off center a bit.
Out of the truck, gear in hand and back onto the ground. A few wiggles in the dust and. . . the results
d300 200-400with tc1.4---vibration reduction on, completely hand held.
Hope you like it.
Love it! You might try cropping a bit off each side..and maybe a bit more off the right side, behind the bird, to get it off center a bit.
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