Posts for: jackndaback
Mar 2, 2012 00:15:49 #
rick21043 wrote:
I thought I might send you a picture of Eagles not at play........
Great captures. No play going on here.
Mar 1, 2012 23:52:47 #
The last one is my favorite.
I won't let anything happen to my best friend.
Whoever finds it first, gets gets a cookie.
I promise! It won't happen again.
Mar 1, 2012 23:34:06 #
Horseart wrote:
You just keep out-doing yourself. These are wonderful!!!
alaskan wrote:
Continuation of my previous topic "Alaska: Bald eagle portraits".
You just keep out-doing yourself. These are wonderful!!!
Ivan, These are fantastic. I'm amazed at the expression from this majestic bird. He seems to be saying alot.
"I'm the Boss", "This is my backyard. No tresspassing" and of course "Don't get me riled up!"
Feb 24, 2012 21:44:49 #
Very nice shots. Great color and sharpness. Being a native Californian that now resides in Florida, I miss Yosemite. In the mid sixties I shot my nephew's wedding that took place in that little red church. I still have a few pics of Yosemite shot with an Asahi Pentax.
Feb 20, 2012 23:16:25 #
irrigator wrote:
Few people realize it but Florida has "Beavers" really big "Beavers". I don't know if this guy was watching the birds building nests and wanted to get in on the action or what. But he was tearing this tree up. He kept it up most of the morning. Not building anything special so I guess he isn't a true "Beaver" but he was sure breaking up the tree limbs.
Interesting Florida Beaver. Have you seen the Florida Hummingbird.
Found this one resting.
Feb 18, 2012 15:39:12 #
You gotta love the custom paint job. The air brushing really brings out that beautiful rust color.
Feb 18, 2012 15:34:40 #
Feb 18, 2012 15:31:39 #
WOW! So much ice on the foliage, it makes it difficult to get a sharp picture. I think I will move to Orlando if that weather becomes a habit. At least it helps keep the skeeters down. Things are pretty slow in Titusville.
Feb 13, 2012 12:01:44 #
Could write a book from this photo. Love the composition. It brings out my patriotic side.
Feb 12, 2012 16:57:18 #
rufus1 wrote:
Something I have noticed with you, Alaskan and Irr... (show quote)
I sure agree with that. Truely, there are "benchmark" photographers" on display here. If only I would have rekindled my photography hobby prior to 2009. Looks like I'll never catch up with digital, but having fun none the less.
Feb 12, 2012 16:41:40 #
irrigator wrote:
I belong to a small group of pretty seious photographers and this guy is one of their favorites. He always produces good times for everyone. He has about three areas where he hangs out and we can just about always find him in the early morning or late afternoon. Old Dependable.
carlysue wrote:
All four are wonderful. What fun to have this guy hanging around you. the 4th shot makes my eyes crazy. I kept seeing the "circle" and missed the bird!
I belong to a small group of pretty seious photographers and this guy is one of their favorites. He always produces good times for everyone. He has about three areas where he hangs out and we can just about always find him in the early morning or late afternoon. Old Dependable.
This forum is so lucky to have you grace us with your pictures. Hope you continue with your posts.
Feb 9, 2012 23:42:10 #
Stef C wrote:
he sure looks like he's posing.. haha
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Love the shots. Sharp focus and nice exposure. Those Tree Huggers move so fast. I see your camera setting anticipated the possibility. Here is one of mine from Lake Tahoe. My name tells the story. A little too much Jack in the back.
Feb 9, 2012 23:22:59 #
Sirpixxalot wrote:
Happen to attend an antique car show recently, here are few shots.
Enjoy!
As always C&C are welcome.
Enjoy!
As always C&C are welcome.
Nice shots. Car shows are so full of "Bling". What pp did you use. The color and saturation are up there. I like it a bunch.
Feb 9, 2012 23:05:54 #
Mabarker wrote:
On a recent drive along the Columbia Gorge to Portland I took these photos of Mt. Hood from the moving car. It is sometimes very difficult to get my husband to stop for photos!!
Mount Hood looks quite different from the east side. I usually viewed it from the west on the way to Timberline and Mt. Hood Meadows.
Nice shots. It's a challenge to get crisp shots under those conditions. Haze always gets in my pictures.
Nov 15, 2011 08:16:36 #
I love this picture. Memories seem to be jumping out the scene. When I see an old barn fighting for it's existence, I imagine it holds so much history and memories inside the doors.