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Mar 04, 2009 13:13 |  #1

Here are some shots from a few weeks ago. Most photographers avoid this type of background, I embrace it (call me crazy).
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Mar 04, 2009 13:15 |  #2

You've done well here. Constructive use of backgrounds is always good when shooting birds on the wing - it gives a sense of territory and environment.

I love these shots. Well done.


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Mar 04, 2009 13:16 |  #3

I like it. I guess many shots are with just the sky as a background. Very interesting to see some different BG.


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Mar 04, 2009 13:19 |  #4

These are wonderful shots and I love how you have used the background elements! Very well done Terry!




  
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Mar 04, 2009 13:42 |  #5

I am so very impressed, there so clear, the background makes the difference for me.
Please tell me,do you set focus to Al servo or Al focas?


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Mar 04, 2009 13:46 |  #6

ArvThePie wrote in post #7454059 (external link)
I am so very impressed, there so clear, the background makes the difference for me.
Please tell me,do you set focus to Al servo or Al focas?

AL SERVO :)
This way as the subject moves, the camera focuses.


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Mar 04, 2009 13:49 |  #7

TrekPic wrote in post #7454087 (external link)
AL SERVO :)
This way as the subject moves, the camera focuses.

Thank you muchly ..;)


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Mar 04, 2009 14:31 |  #8

Wow---My favorite Raptor---Thanks for the fantastic pics!!




  
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Mar 04, 2009 15:18 as a reply to  @ Gatornole's post |  #9

Very nice! 2 and 4 are my favorites.. he/she seems to just be popping out of the screen.


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Mar 04, 2009 15:38 |  #10

The background sure serves to remind us all that eagles aren't to be found only out beyond the ends of nowhere.


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Mar 04, 2009 15:52 |  #11

I think the backgrounds help show how man and eagle can coexist. I especially like the one in front of the restricted sign.


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Mar 04, 2009 16:23 |  #12

spitfirejd wrote in post #7454930 (external link)
I think the backgrounds help show how man and eagle can coexist. I especially like the one in front of the restricted sign.

Well JD, that is one of my favorites as well. :D
Thanks for looking.


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Mar 04, 2009 17:04 |  #13

Nice shots Terry, where were these taken at L/D #18?


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Mar 04, 2009 18:19 |  #14

andrewhuxman wrote in post #7455414 (external link)
Nice shots Terry, where were these taken at L/D #18?

Yuppers! They are moving traffic there now. Can you believe that??


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Mar 04, 2009 18:22 |  #15

TrekPic wrote in post #7455893 (external link)
Yuppers! They are moving traffic there now. Can you believe that??

Thats awesome with 400MM very nice and close.


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