I've seen around here in 40+ years. They were on top of my neighbor's pine tree. She spotted them and called me saying "come see my bald eagles. I grabbed my camera and ran down there. I got within about 300 yards and took a couple of quick photos that were way too slow ss for the lens. I changed to 1/1000, f6.3, 300mm, and got a couple of good photos before they took flight. i couldn't pan to get an in-flight. They took off as soon as I got these few.
There is some blue banding ini a couple, that was in the raw photo, and I can't get rid of it.
Lucky you, Frank...photos came out very for what you had to work with at that distance!!
Thank you hettmoe. I appreciate it.
jederick wrote:
Lucky you, Frank...photos came out very for what you had to work with at that distance!!
Yes I was Jed. Thank you for looking and commenting.
Great photos of the eagles. Hopefully they will be there more often and you will be able to set up with a tripod.
Dennis
Nicely done considering the distance.
Good shots for a short notice
joecichjr
Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA
frankraney wrote:
I've seen around here in 40+ years. They were on top of my neighbor's pine tree. She spotted them and called me saying "come see my bald eagles. I grabbed my camera and ran down there. I got within about 300 yards and took a couple of quick photos that were way too slow ss for the lens. I changed to 1/1000, f6.3, 300mm, and got a couple of good photos before they took flight. i couldn't pan to get an in-flight. They took off as soon as I got these few.
There is some blue banding ini a couple, that was in the raw photo, and I can't get rid of it.
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The only bald eagles I see are the ones I put in the reply box for guys like you
Superb shots. Here:
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dennis2146 wrote:
Great photos of the eagles. Hopefully they will be there more often and you will be able to set up with a tripod.
Dennis
Thanks, Dennis. I am in the process of moving, so I may mot see them again.
Thanks for the thumbs up John
kpmac wrote:
Nicely done considering the distance.
Thanks, Ken...It was a short notice and when I got within about 300 yards, they took off, and They were faster than me and I couldn't find them in flight for a photo. I don't usually shoot birds, So I do feel lucky.
JimBart wrote:
Good shots for a short notice
Thanks, Jim. I agree, at least for me. I did get lucky and had the 70-300 on the camera, thinking about starting to photograph birds.
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