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Oct 07, 2005 23:47 | #1

I took a walk by the river for an hour last weekend. Here's the large & the small of it. All are with the 70-200 f/4.

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Oct 07, 2005 23:48 | #2

Sort of reminded me that the warm weather is on the way out.

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Oct 07, 2005 23:49 | #3

The only two of these that I saw. Wonder where they all went?
I think I leaned in beyond the minimun focusing point on the first one!

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Oct 08, 2005 19:42 as a reply to @ PhotosGuy's post | #4

they are beautiful shots Frank

love the web and spider and the deep red of the berries
the flowers and the butterfly shot is really lovely
the birds overhead in that formation and the last shot is terrific
very nice, all of them
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Oct 08, 2005 23:53 | #5

You have a great photographic eye! Good job!

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Oct 09, 2005 00:29 | #6

Great series of shots. I like the fourth shot best.

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Oct 09, 2005 09:19 | #7

I like the fourth shot best.

A little something for everyone! I like the last as I finally got one to look the way I "saw" them!
Thank's everyone, and Marie, BIG thank's again for saving me from page 2!

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Oct 09, 2005 10:51 | #8

Nice shots, Frank. The geese seem a little uncertain about who is to lead.

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Oct 10, 2005 10:59 | #9

Nice shots, Frank. The geese seem a little uncertain about who is to lead.

Thanks, Stan! I noticed that too, & I wonder if it's a formation flying practice for when they go south!
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Oct 10, 2005 11:31 | #10

Wow, great captures Frank! Very nice composition in #2, 3, 5 and 6. I like the geese too.

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Oct 11, 2005 08:30 | #11

Thank's. I'm glad that you liked them!
Find a river. Take a walk!

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Oct 11, 2005 08:48 as a reply to @ PhotosGuy's post | #12

Very nice, Frank. And I thought you only shot racing cars . I think I like the third one best, with the berries and spider web.

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Oct 11, 2005 10:22 as a reply to @ sparker1's post | #13

sparker1 wrote:
The geese seem a little uncertain about who is to lead.

I've been told they normally take turns leading. It's tougher being first. The rest of the geese get a little lift from the wake. Sort of like "drafting."

Nice shots, Frank!

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Oct 11, 2005 10:28 | #14

aww.. gee Curtis.. ya beat me to it!! was just gonna comment on that too!!

either way... it's nice to see that Mother Nature can still capture someone's eye...

(cool shot of the spider web... )

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Oct 11, 2005 15:34 | #15

All nicely done!

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