A formal portrait of a young male Osprey Part 2: My buddy posed for me again Tues. morning. This is his serious pose. Please try the download and double click Canon T2i, canon 400mm...

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

My buddy posed for me again Tues. morning. This is his serious pose. Please try the download and double click

Canon T2i, canon 400mm 5.6 L Lens, M mode, f/8, 1/1,000, ISO200, Spot Metering

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rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida

Great download!!...they seem way over serious most of the time to me...good shot!

flyguy Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico

Well done! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

cmc65

gregoryd45 wrote:

My buddy posed for me again Tues. morning. This is his serious pose. Please try the download and double click

Canon T2i, canon 400mm 5.6 L Lens, M mode, f/8, 1/1,000, ISO200, Spot Metering

Truly beautiful.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

rlaugh wrote:

Great download!!...they seem way over serious most of the time to me...good shot!

They are very serious rlaugh, I have never seen one smile, not even a little smirk, I think they are still pissed that the Eagle was chosen over them as the symbol of the US, they would have preferred the Turkey if they were overlooked, but never the Eagle. So glad you enjoyed, always appreciate your looking and kind comment, thanks

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

flyguy wrote:

Well done! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

So glad you enjoyed flyguy, always appreciate your looking and kind comment, and thanks for the thumbs up

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

cmc65 wrote:

Truly beautiful.

Thank you so much cmc65, so glad you enjoyed, really appreciate your looking and kind comment

rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida

gregoryd45 wrote:

They are very serious rlaugh, I have never seen one smile, not even a little smirk, I think they are still pissed that the Eagle was chosen over them as the symbol of the US, they would have preferred the Turkey if they were overlooked, but never the Eagle. So glad you enjoyed, always appreciate your looking and kind comment, thanks

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Nalu Loc: Southern Arizona

What a great shot! Sharp as a tack. I am not familiar with your camera. Is it a crop sensor and if so what was your affective focal length? Tripod mounted I assume. Also, how far away were you from the Osprey? Nicely done.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

Nalu wrote:

What a great shot! Sharp as a tack. I am not familiar with your camera. Is it a crop sensor and if so what was your affective focal length? Tripod mounted I assume. Also, how far away were you from the Osprey? Nicely done.

So glad you enjoyed Nalu, really appreciate your looking and kind comment, thank you. This is a crop camera and the focal length 400mm. I used the roof of my car to steady the camera and was about 80' away.

wthomson Loc: Tempe, Arizona

gregoryd45 wrote:

They are very serious rlaugh, I have never seen one smile, not even a little smirk, I think they are still pissed that the Eagle was chosen over them as the symbol of the US, they would have preferred the Turkey if they were overlooked, but never the Eagle. So glad you enjoyed, always appreciate your looking and kind comment, thanks

I attribute it to age--teenage males often look like that.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

wthomson wrote:

I attribute it to age--teenage males often look like that.

You are right wthomson, thanks for looking

Morrisdh Loc: Pisgah Alabama

gregoryd45 wrote:

My buddy posed for me again Tues. morning. This is his serious pose. Please try the download and double click

Canon T2i, canon 400mm 5.6 L Lens, M mode, f/8, 1/1,000, ISO200, Spot Metering

Love the look of the eye in the download, just a fantastic shot thanks
for sharing. Dennis

John Lawrence

Sharp, colorful and well composed, Gregory.

hb3 Loc: Texas

gregoryd45 wrote:

My buddy posed for me again Tues. morning. This is his serious pose. Please try the download and double click

Canon T2i, canon 400mm 5.6 L Lens, M mode, f/8, 1/1,000, ISO200, Spot Metering

Beautiful, Gregory.... :thumbup: