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11/21/2003 12:55:07 PMPost actions · #1
Here is the first one taken 2 days ago:
11/21/2003 01:12:31 PMPost actions · #2
11/21/2003 01:23:11 PMPost actions · #3
I know it is not much of a "flying bird" picture, but you cannot know how happy I am to finaly know how to post one of these. Thanks steve pax.Message edited by author 2003-11-21 13:25:02.
11/21/2003 01:24:03 PMPost actions · #4
I guess it's technically not still flying, but it's the only one I have worth showing other people =)
Duck
11/21/2003 01:24:44 PMPost actions · #5
I just took some today, but I have not processed them yet.
But here is one from the other day .
11/21/2003 03:26:13 PMPost actions · #6
Here is my favourite...
A couple more here and here .
11/21/2003 03:29:18 PMPost actions · #7
Here's mine:
11/21/2003 03:40:53 PMPost actions · #8
A very windy day.
11/21/2003 03:41:26 PMPost actions · #9
Pics from this week. Red Tail Hawks.
11/21/2003 04:39:44 PMPost actions · #10
Check out the contrail on this
Jet Buzzard
Feathered Rat
Terns
Osprey with Take-out
Message edited by author 2003-11-21 16:58:48.
11/21/2003 05:23:16 PMPost actions · #11
I'm in
Ed
11/21/2003 05:23:53 PMPost actions · #12
Airs
11/21/2003 05:28:05 PMPost actions · #13
Originally posted by Flash:
I know it is not much of a "flying bird" picture, but you cannot know how happy I am to finaly know how to post one of these. Thanks steve pax.
He he. that must be the least 'flying bird' flying bird pic imagineable. Made me smile.
Ed
11/21/2003 05:32:34 PMPost actions · #14
Originally posted by e301:
Originally posted by Flash:
I know it is not much of a "flying bird" picture, but you cannot know how happy I am to finaly know how to post one of these. Thanks steve pax.
He he. that must be the least 'flying bird' flying bird pic imagineable. Made me smile.
Ed
Consider requesting a critique from the critique club. It would pose a good exercise in both essence AND tact, don't you think? ;-)
11/21/2003 05:35:11 PMPost actions · #15
Originally posted by e301:
Originally posted by Flash:
I know it is not much of a "flying bird" picture, but you cannot know how happy I am to finaly know how to post one of these. Thanks steve pax.
He he. that must be the least 'flying bird' flying bird pic imagineable. Made me smile.
Ed
Hey, it's a great example of "re-purposing" what could otherwise have been a glitch ("great sunset, except I wish that bird hadn't flown into the frame") into a positive ....
11/21/2003 06:38:44 PMPost actions · #16
Excuses to show sunrise----------V----------------------V
Turkey Vulture--^
Bald Eagle
1,000 Starlings Sitting (and 2 flying in the distance)
11/21/2003 06:51:30 PMPost actions · #17
eh folks,
I understand the points, but really, I've wanted to post a picture in these forums for quite awhile and I couldn't figure it out (even reading the tutorials). Anyway, in another thread, Steve Pax saw where I was strugling to get a post and both did it for me and told me what numbers to use. Well, I was just plumb tickled to have learned a new thing and up pops this thread. Opportunity knocked. What can I say.
oh, glad you enjoyed the post.
FlashMessage edited by author 2003-11-21 18:58:47.
11/21/2003 07:18:57 PMPost actions · #18
11/21/2003 07:28:32 PMPost actions · #19
Here's a few birds for the collection:
11/21/2003 07:35:21 PMPost actions · #20
11/21/2003 07:36:31 PMPost actions · #21
Here's one of my recent ones...
Comments/critiques are very welcome.
11/21/2003 07:37:30 PMPost actions · #22
11/21/2003 08:11:21 PMPost actions · #23
Here are three of mine.
American Avocet
Cliff Swallows
Swainson's Hawk
All shot in Colorado. Avocet & hawk with 35mm 300mm lens, Swallows Coolpix 990.
Van
11/21/2003 08:38:37 PMPost actions · #24
Heres a nice one I took in San Fransisco with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background :D
//www.deviantart.com/view/3274833/
11/21/2003 09:03:25 PMPost actions · #25
I've just recently started getting into nature photography, and this is my first bird in flight shot.