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greenjeans Goldmember  More info | Mar 11, 2022 18:00 | #11101 Image hosted by forum (1148742) © greenjeans [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. 6D, 6DII, 70D, 80D, R10, RP, Lumix DC-FZ80 and a bag full of lenses.
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Mar 11, 2022 18:12 | #11102 SYS wrote in post #19354371  Thank you. The trickiest part is achieving a decently sharp focus. The water droplet has to be the right size and it has to be approached (focusing) from the right angle. The composition of the bird is simply a matter of the positioning the background in relation to the water droplet. Here's one more, this time with a bit more extended depth of field to bring out a threatening background. Cooper's Hawk I should unlike this just so I can like it again, good Lord! This guy is over here playing 3d chess while I'm eating checkers. How is this even possible?
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sixtygp Senior Member More info | Mar 11, 2022 18:28 | #11103  Image hosted by forum (1148748) © sixtygp [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Matt Wellhouser
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realairlight Goldmember  More info | Mar 11, 2022 18:30 | #11104 Below: Little egret  Below: It can get easy food by following Saltwater crocodile  Below: This is a dangerous game. The largest cold blooded can eaisly swallow it whole.  Below: for example, the croco is ready to crush  Below: Just fly away  They always bind together anywhere in Sg, I can not approach close and get a decent clean background. To think another way....there's always another way.
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CapnJack Cream of the Crop  More info | Mar 11, 2022 18:57 | #11105 Seagull  JAK_0760 ] by Jack Silver on Flickr
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sogs Goldmember  More info | Mar 11, 2022 20:10 | #11106 Lame-Duck wrote in post #19354055 What an awesome shot, sogs! Very nice work. Thank you very much LD! Time waits for no one!
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sogs Goldmember More info | Mar 11, 2022 20:16 | #11107 It's amazing the size hole they can make! Time waits for no one!
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Mar 11, 2022 22:38 | #11108 This deserves an award. Simply amazing. Happy Shooting - Jamey
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amyandmark3 Goldmember  More info | Mar 12, 2022 00:06 | #11109 SYS wrote in post #19354371 Thank you. The trickiest part is achieving a decently sharp focus. The water droplet has to be the right size and it has to be approached (focusing) from the right angle. The composition of the bird is simply a matter of the positioning the background in relation to the water droplet. Here's one more, this time with a bit more extended depth of field to bring out a threatening background. Cooper's Hawk Wow, simply amazing! Excellent close up of this AWP Mike! Mark
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts  More info Post edited over 1 year ago by Lame-Duck. | Mar 12, 2022 02:12 | #11110 realairlight wrote in post #19354424 Below: Little egret is smart.Below: It can get easy food by following Saltwater crocodile Below: This is a dangerous game. The largest cold blooded can eaisly swallow it whole. Below: for example, the croco is ready to crush Below: Just fly away They always bind together anywhere in Sg, I can not approach close and get a decent clean background. Incredible series, realairlight! LD, or Mike
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | Mar 12, 2022 02:22 | #11111 Simply wonderful, Richard! You composed this shot beautifully! Bill in Texas wrote in post #19354170 Strikingly beautiful, Bill! I always wonder how a such a vibrant colored bird as this scarlet tanager can survive in the wild. Surely they must be easy to spot by predators. What a great capture, Steve! Tack sharp image, and and this guy surely showed off his, not that often captured, ruby crown. Very nice hen mallard shot, fotoi! Great color. Magnificent capture, Tom! ;19354352 wrote: Northern Saw-whet from this morning. 
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Hosted photo: posted by Dontcry4mejanhrdina in ./showthread.php?p=19354352&i=i158661946 forum: Birds Two excellent shots, Dontcry4mejanhrdina! SYS wrote in post #19354371 Thank you. The trickiest part is achieving a decently sharp focus. The water droplet has to be the right size and it has to be approached (focusing) from the right angle. The composition of the bird is simply a matter of the positioning the background in relation to the water droplet. Here's one more, this time with a bit more extended depth of field to bring out a threatening background. Cooper's Hawk This is so cool SYS! Your going to start a new creative photographic art fad! Pippan wrote in post #19354397 Great Egret in full breeding flush and plumage, preening himself to impress the ladies. What a beauty, Pippan! sogs wrote in post #19354451 It's amazing the size hole they can make! It really is amazing, sogs. It's got to be a pretty big hole to allow the adult bird, and it's young to live in there comfortably and safely. LD, or Mike
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realairlight Goldmember More info | Mar 12, 2022 02:24 | #11112 Lame-Duck wrote in post #19354511 Incredible series, realairlight! Thanks, LD! To think another way....there's always another way.
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | Mar 12, 2022 02:28 | #11113 lijoec wrote in post #19354224 beautiful shot Thanks Joe. fotoi wrote in post #19354353 Beautiful closeup Mike! Thank you, fotoi! steveb108 wrote in post #19354406 Mike, that's a hole-in-one! Beautiful portrait of a great looking bird. You are so generous with your compliments, Steve! Thank you so very much. I always appreciate your ever so thoughtful remarks. Many thanks, Mark. I truly appreciate your kind, thoughtful encouragement. LD, or Mike
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | Mar 12, 2022 02:36 | #11114 avondale87 wrote in post #19354150 one from last years Tasmanian Native Hens hatch that live around our house. Yesterday I went and sat on the grass where they were eating and they immediately raced up to see what was going on. They are like that being very curious birds but equally flighty. These being used to me hung about for ages all the time grazing and looking at me Incredibly nice close-up of the Tasmanian Native Hen, Richard! You surely nailed the sharpness. LD, or Mike
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Pippan Cream of the Crop  More info | Mar 12, 2022 03:33 | #11115 Lame-Duck wrote in post #19354512 What a beauty, Pippan! Thanks LD, they certainly dress for the occasion! Still waiting for the wisdom they promised would be worth getting old for.
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