Portraits of My Menagerie
Oct 26, 2019 23:35:12 #
Reconvic
Loc: clermont Fl
When photographing birds photographers always focus on the eyes. If you miss it/them, chances are that the image is not acceptable. Many of us check our skill by magnifying the image when editing. It is a great way to assess the quality of both your technique and gear. The following are a few of my favorite close ups, which one is yours? Enjoy the downloads and double downloads. Most were taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron G2 600.
Snowy Egret (golden slippers)
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Cattle Egret (non breeding plumage)
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Great Egret
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Great Blue Heron
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Sandhill Crane
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Little Blue Heron
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Tricolored Heron
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Oct 27, 2019 00:32:00 #
Reconvic wrote:
When photographing birds photographers always focus on the eyes. If you miss it/them, chances are that the image is not acceptable. Many of us check our skill by magnifying the image when editing. It is a great way to assess the quality of both your technique and gear. The following are a few of my favorite close ups, which one is yours? Enjoy the downloads and double downloads. Most were taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron G2 600.
liked the cattle egret because of the soft focus that goes very well with the warm colors very pleasibg
Oct 27, 2019 00:32:19 #
linda lagace wrote:
liked the cattle egret because of the soft focus that goes very well with the warm colors very pleasibg
very pleasing
Oct 27, 2019 00:51:07 #
Reconvic wrote:
When photographing birds photographers always focus on the eyes. If you miss it/them, chances are that the image is not acceptable. Many of us check our skill by magnifying the image when editing. It is a great way to assess the quality of both your technique and gear. The following are a few of my favorite close ups, which one is yours? Enjoy the downloads and double downloads. Most were taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron G2 600.
They're all great, but I'm partial to the redhead
Oct 27, 2019 00:54:21 #
Oct 27, 2019 01:29:55 #
leicajah
Loc: Texas, grew up in Louisiana
Very nice shots. I was raised in Louisiana. Lots of wildlife there. I need to go back home and photograph the pelicans. I was a Crime Scene Photographer for years. I don’t hunt with a firearm anymore. Saw too much death. I do hunt with a camera now
Oct 27, 2019 02:06:51 #
Oct 27, 2019 04:28:33 #
Reconvic wrote:
When photographing birds photographers always focus on the eyes. If you miss it/them, chances are that the image is not acceptable. Many of us check our skill by magnifying the image when editing. It is a great way to assess the quality of both your technique and gear. The following are a few of my favorite close ups, which one is yours? Enjoy the downloads and double downloads. Most were taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron G2 600.
Sally, Outstanding series. Thanks for sharing.
All the images are superb but my favorite is the Great Blue Heron image
Oct 27, 2019 06:54:51 #
Reconvic wrote:
When photographing birds photographers always focus on the eyes. If you miss it/them, chances are that the image is not acceptable. Many of us check our skill by magnifying the image when editing. It is a great way to assess the quality of both your technique and gear. The following are a few of my favorite close ups, which one is yours? Enjoy the downloads and double downloads. Most were taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron G2 600.
Fantastic images!!!
Every shot nice and sharp!!!
Oct 27, 2019 07:03:55 #
Oct 27, 2019 07:27:10 #
Terrific set of images. Hard to choose a favorite. After my trip to the Everglades earlier this year I can truly appreciate your skill in capturing these.
Oct 27, 2019 10:30:21 #
Terrific shots. What's up with the gators jaw? It looks as though it had been harpooned and then the rope was cut. Gary
Oct 27, 2019 11:22:56 #
Oct 27, 2019 11:31:28 #
Reconvic
Loc: clermont Fl
linda lagace wrote:
liked the cattle egret because of the soft focus that goes very well with the warm colors very pleasibg
Thank you Linda!
Oct 27, 2019 11:31:50 #
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