-= 7D2 owners unite! Discuss and post photos!

andrewhuxman wrote in post #17844726

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So is this a small Wolf or large coyote?
Great stare you caught of the green eyes.

I am enamored of feathers

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Purple Gallinule

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RodS57 wrote in post #17844066
I bow to a master.
I can't get sharp focus lock on a flying bird and you can lock onto the shadow

Nice shot / effect.

Rod

Your to kind Rod

gschlact wrote in post #17844170
Or "Passing Bye" with one coming and one going

True, as they say, its in the eyes of the beholder

gschlact wrote in post #17844847
So is this a small Wolf or large coyote?
Great stare you caught of the green eyes.

That's a Coyote, and nicely captured by Andrew

Sig C 150-600

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So true Guy, Most of what I do is my own internal light meter, I know some are very specific in there attempts at photography. Mine is to in some way ..maybe more of an art I guess, its true as you see a visual you are attempting to get everything lined up and are checking settings to make sure you get the shot, I tend to stick to generals on forums anymore ..its just easier lol That little guy was 3.71m exactly lol handheld using the 100-400L II and the 1.4III here's an untouched example of the distance and sharpness. I do hate man made stuff in a shot but o well.

Real beauties Jeff!

Thank's Will, I think I'm in business again

Really good quality here. Wide open?

Think I was about F2.8. I really need to take notes with that lens

from recent Orlando trip

Good grief, are we all bird photographers?

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