Sandhill cranes: dacing or playing? Here are more photos taken on last Saturday in Southern Indiana. Download view is better and shows details. Thanks for viewing and comment in...

Richard HZ Loc: Indiana, US

Here are more photos taken on last Saturday in Southern Indiana. Download view is better and shows details. Thanks for viewing and comment in advance!

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kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Beautiful. Especially in the double downloads.

cahale Loc: San Angelo, TX

Doing what males always do; chasing -----

Bob Mevis Loc: Plymouth, Indiana

I'd say dancing.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Consider creating your JPEG images in the sRGB colorspace so that when you share your work, we see the colors of the birds as you intended in your editing. The birds / images are much more colorful from the thumbnails.

Richard HZ Loc: Indiana, US

Bob Mevis wrote:

I'd say dancing.

You are right, Bob! Sorry for the typo! Thanks!

Richard HZ Loc: Indiana, US

CHG_CANON wrote:

Consider creating your JPEG images in the sRGB colorspace so that when you share your work, we see the colors of the birds as you intended in your editing. The birds / images are much more colorful from the thumbnails.

Thank you very much for the point! I will figure it out. I am not good at post processing of the many photos taken. Thanks!

Richard HZ Loc: Indiana, US

CHG_CANON wrote:

Consider creating your JPEG images in the sRGB colorspace so that when you share your work, we see the colors of the birds as you intended in your editing. The birds / images are much more colorful from the thumbnails.

Hello Paul,
I just tried to convert to sRGB profile and this is the result. Is this what you meant in your message? Thanks again for your suggestion!

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CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Richard HZ wrote:

Hello Paul,
I just tried to convert to sRGB profile and this is the result. Is this what you meant in your message? Thanks again for your suggestion!

Yes, exactly. We tested PSE a while ago the last time I was help with a colorspace issue. The 'output' step from PSE can be done with either 'save for web' or 'Save As'. In both scenarios, include a check box for adding the ICC profile for sRGB. The Save-As route maintains the EXIF data for sharing along with the image.

The colorspace impacts the embedded thumbnails, that in turn, impact interest in launching your images to see the excellent work with these cranes.

Richard HZ Loc: Indiana, US

CHG_CANON wrote:

Yes, exactly. We tested PSE a while ago the last time I was help with a colorspace issue. The 'output' step from PSE can be done with either 'save for web' or 'Save As'. In both scenarios, include a check box for adding the ICC profile for sRGB. The Save-As route maintains the EXIF data for sharing along with the image.

The colorspace impacts the embedded thumbnails, that in turn, impact interest in launching your images to see the excellent work with these cranes.

Hello Paul,
Thank you very much again for the advice! I just saved your messages into a specific file and will refer to when I need in the future. I will practice more then.
Thanks again!

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

They’re doing the Sandhill Hop! Nice shots.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Richard HZ wrote:

Here are more photos taken on last Saturday in Southern Indiana. Download view is better and shows details. Thanks for viewing and comment in advance!

olemikey Loc: 6 mile creek, Spacecoast Florida

Richard HZ wrote:

Here are more photos taken on last Saturday in Southern Indiana. Download view is better and shows details. Thanks for viewing and comment in advance!

Trying to impress the ladies, no doubt!! Nice shots!

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

Richard HZ wrote:

Here are more photos taken on last Saturday in Southern Indiana. Download view is better and shows details. Thanks for viewing and comment in advance!

Looks to me as though they are dancing to Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake !!!

jimvanells Loc: Augusta, GA

Mating rituals, spring is the time for love.