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Aug 02, 2007 10:43 |  #1

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Aug 02, 2007 10:46 |  #2

Thats a great set of shots - well done for both DF and HF in-flight shots, thats good going.

The grasshopper shot is really good too, he is a lovely colour.

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Aug 02, 2007 10:47 |  #3

wow nice inflight shot like the hover the best looks like he's going way too fast

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Aug 02, 2007 13:47 |  #4

Thank you Linda and Bill. I appreciate your comments. --Rick


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Aug 02, 2007 13:48 |  #5

Amazing in flight shots- dragonflies are hard enough but a deer fly as well !

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Aug 02, 2007 13:49 |  #6

Fantastic flight shots, Rick. Very impressive.
The hover rocks... as Bill said he's really looks like he's kickin some wicked speed.
#3 reminds me of a sci-fi show with a the bulky spacecraft is coming in for a landing. (for all us "Thunderbirds" fans out there)


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Aug 02, 2007 14:02 |  #7

What's up Rick? couldn't you get the grasshopper in flight :-D Super set of shots.


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Aug 02, 2007 14:13 |  #8

Great in flight shots, same as Alby why not got the grasshopper in flight.


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Aug 02, 2007 16:05 as a reply to  @ skylab's post |  #9

Hiya Rick,

Great in flights, I'll third that, come on where's that Grass hopper in flight eh.
Interesting gesture with the foot in #2

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Aug 02, 2007 16:22 |  #10

Impressive set.
As for the grasshopper sitting this set out, would you fly if there was a dragonfly out there ready to make a meal of you? ;)




  
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Aug 02, 2007 16:38 |  #11

Grasshopper flying? Nobody is ever satisfied. :-) Actually, I have seen grasshoppers hover from time to time. Hmmm. Anyway, thanks guys. I had a very productive morning as I filled up my 4 GB card. Out of approx. 300 shots, I had 12 keepers. I consider that satisfactory. --Rick


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Aug 03, 2007 03:15 as a reply to  @ rrdjserv@earthlink.net's post |  #12

Superb shots. I think #2 is my favourite, especially with the foot gesture remarked on by Mark earlier.

12 out of 300? Just think how much that would cost back in the days of film. Less than 1 keeper per 24 shot roll. :shock: At least you've made me feel better about my keeper ratio now. :D


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Aug 03, 2007 03:34 |  #13

Nice series - it is quite amazing what digital technology is allowing us to do now - the cost alone of using so much film would be quite prohibitive! - I read a quote a while ago about Lord Snowdon being asked if he was in favour of digital photography - he basically said yes because it saved him thousands of £s!!


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Aug 03, 2007 03:52 |  #14

Thanks for the input Bernie and Dave. Yes, digital does have advantages. I try not to get sloppy in my photography simply because digital is "free", but it does let you take chances. My average ratio is about 1 in 10. If the photo is not sharp at 100%, it is immediately deleted. I try to be very critical in my work. If I am not impressed, then why should anybody else? And I try to raise my standards every year. Someday I may be satisfied. --Rick


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Aug 03, 2007 06:36 |  #15

rrdjserv@earthlink.net wrote in post #3657829 (external link)
I had a very productive morning as I filled up my 4 GB card. Out of approx. 300 shots, I had 12 keepers. I consider that satisfactory. --Rick

I'm so glad to hear someone say that. My g/f thinks I'm a shutterholic taking hundreds of shots of one subject cause I'm never satisfied with the results.
Ahhhhhh....feeling a little better now:grin:


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