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

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18069044
Oh my gosh, the ears are as big as the body! Beautiful expression capture.

Lol! Thank you.

Lazuli Bunting singing its little heart out!

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Scrumhalf wrote in post #18069173
Lazuli Bunting singing its little heart out!

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That's awesome! I can hear him all way over here

First chance to shoot some cars with the 7d, focus locks on and won't let go. Handheld:

Poison Ivy

Pied Wagtail collecting a ball of midges to feed its fledglings.

Handheld waiting for the tram to Disneyland.

Besides looking nice (IMO), this shot of a marsh mallow reminds me if the drawings in old articles describing a plant or animal, partly because there are flowers in differing development stages.

Thanks for missing me MedicineMan, Im sure I must have got a blue Jay this last week but here is one I cherish just as much. I was without cel service so my ability to answer and post was very limited. This Jay comes to me when beckoned so that puts him at or near the top for me.


Mr Gray Jay

The moon captured tonight.

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18068996
^^on the Egret above thanks for the likes BUT if any here are Photoshop masters how would you get rid of the blurry branch across his lower
quadrant

The clone tool would probably be most precise, but one of the new content-aware approaches might work. I'm not a PS guru, so can't give any real guidance, but I'd take a look on YouTube for "content aware Photoshop" to look for tips.

Capn Jack wrote in post #18069773
Besides looking nice (IMO), this shot of a marsh mallow reminds me if the drawings in old articles describing a plant or animal, partly because there are flowers in differing development stages.

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I think you're right - looks great with the neutral background.

Here's my BlueJay contribution for the day.

The tree is about 50' from the patio where I sit & the feeder is 30'. We have at least three families of BlueJays that visit throughout the day.

Well, I had a bunch of jays and cardinals in my yard all day today, but the good shots I got were with my 6D since it was next to the door all day. Here's one I did manage to get with the 7Dii and although the bird is turned around you can see the feather structure and color very nicely here.