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May 04, 2009 13:30 |  #1

I have'nt been around for aw hile but here are a few from the other day. A friend told me about an eagle nest near by. Let me know what you think. All C&C appreciated. No really i mean it!!

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#2 this was taken in the evening withthe sun going down. I this an immature male?
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May 04, 2009 16:18 |  #2

That #2 shot has wonderful lighting.


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May 04, 2009 16:21 |  #3

Yep! LIke #2..too bad #3 has all the branches in the way but I know you can't do much about that, lol.
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May 04, 2009 17:09 |  #4

Exposure looks difficult in #1, too much contrast but doubt there was much you could do about it. #3 is much better, shame about the branches, need to do some pruning :D


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May 04, 2009 21:18 |  #5

jgrussell wrote in post #7857359 (external link)
That #2 shot has wonderful lighting.

pttenn wrote in post #7857374 (external link)
Yep! LIke #2..too bad #3 has all the branches in the way but I know you can't do much about that, lol.
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artyman wrote in post #7857658 (external link)
Exposure looks difficult in #1, too much contrast but doubt there was much you could do about it. #3 is much better, shame about the branches, need to do some pruning :D

Thanks for the kind comments from everyone, i thought someone was going to comment on the clipped wing in #2 LOL. :)


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May 05, 2009 05:55 |  #6

very nice...


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May 05, 2009 08:44 |  #7

That second shot is killer!!!!! I think the first could be lightened up a bit but still a good shot.




  
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May 06, 2009 01:44 |  #8

DegasGoneDigital wrote in post #7860964 (external link)
very nice...

Thanks Sam.

Daddy wrote in post #7861693 (external link)
That second shot is killer!!!!! I think the first could be lightened up a bit but still a good shot.

Thanks Chriss, I'm hoping to see some heads pop out of the nest soon.


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