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38 Oct 23 Reply Sylvia that is something that I don't think about often but you said it perfectly. "How lucky we are to be part of such a knowledgeable and supportive group of wonderful photographers!" Thank you to you all. Oct 31st
38 Oct 23 Reply Sylvia thank you and I certainly agree. Art's flip = huge difference. Oct 22nd
38 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Tom. I think Art made my attempt much, much better. That's how I do it, slow shutter and quick zoom. And yes, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Lots of playing. Thanks for stopping by here also. Oct 20th
38 Oct 23 Reply But of course!! I should have thought of that. Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Reply Holy cow!!! Art once again you made it a totally different photo from my boring photo. I never would have thought to make it a portrait but its so perfect. It's a TREE and now it looks like a tree!!! (But with Art's touch). Thank you Art. Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Gabe for your helpful comments.
Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment You have a very creative mind Sunandan. I like all the layers of colors and the different colors and the birds in the tree and the lightning. Is the building really sinking? I don't know why but the building really does fit in this scene.
Can you tell me what you are trying to say? Is it really Doomsday?
Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment Sylvia a whole bunch of kudos to you for being out there on this stormy day and special kudos to the artist too. I love everything you did and then Art took what you did and just gave it a little more punch. You must have had a vision to see what this could be when you took the photo. "The Old Painter and the Sea" Very nicely done.
I will be ready when the next storm rolls around down here in Florida.
Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment Kurtis, I have heard some wonderful things about Cade's Cove so I am not surprised to see this beautiful scene. I can't figure out if there is a storm brewing in the background or smoke from a fire. Interesting but I decided to make it more of a panorama and take the background away and leave these beautiful deer and turkeys in the field. What do you think?
Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment Art, you have an incredible gift for seeing what can be done with a photo. This B&W made this a totally different "story". I wouldn't be surprised if Riptide paid you dearly for the photo rights. Its an extremely powerful photo of their top of the line fishing reel. So, so, so well done.
Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment A beautiful dome Gabriel. A "splendid" capture that makes me want to see the entire Church. I love your composition, its different than everyone else's photos. Well done especially being inside.

Oct 10th
38 Oct 23 Comment Hi Regine. I love that you are going on a field trip. Where will it be. First, the older Canon 100-400mm lens does have a problem shooting at 400mm. Just back off maybe to 390mm should fix the problem. If your lens is the newer 100-400mm there should be no problem. Its tack sharp from 100-400mm. Try these setting... f8 to f11, 1/1600 to 1/3200 sec., and AUTO ISO. And your metering mode on "spot".
Regine, I have had a lot of luck with these settings but my camera is 80D or 90D or even a 60D. I don't know how this will work with the 7D but yeck, give a try.
Stop by at these other Bird Groups to see what they are shooting at ... 21, 46, 91 ans 97.
Good luck and let me know if I can help.
Oct 10th

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48 Oct 23 Comment Hi Tom! Well, this is certainly different and certainly no way a boring no impact shot. I say go for it. My only worry would be a micro-macro shot that might steal the show. Good luck and let me know what happens.
Oct 16th

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71 Oct 23 Comment Hi Tom! I saw your photo and know it well, yet I have not had the chance to see it in person. It's a very attractive lighthouse to shoot for sure. Your colors are beautiful and the clouds are framing the lighthouse perfectly. Nicely done.
Sorry to say I played with a little. The first way I just squared it to get rid of a little heaviness with the bushes and trees. The second way was a quick flip which makes the leading line of the coast bring my eye into the photo a little more than the original. I know, I know ... it's a famous photo that should not be changed but as I said I just had to play a little. I love Maine.
Oct 20th

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91 Oct 23 Comment Steve, I hope more order pour in. LOL Oct 21st
91 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Adrian. Yes of course I couldn't stop clicking away with many photos later. I think you are right with the herons look, it stands to reason, right.
Oct 21st
91 Oct 23 Reply Oh a Floridan. You must know Joe Overstreet? That's where I was lucky with this photo but it's always hit and miss these past few years. You just never know what you might get. I do know the Circle B but I certainly didn't know anything about any trails that you described with your last months photo. A littler further west there is a pair of Florida Whooping Cranes and they are there each time I have headed that way. Gainesville should be a nice place for wildlife. Thanks again for stopping by.
Oct 20th
91 Oct 23 Reply Well that is so great. I hope more orders poor in. Good for you again!!!
Oct 18th
91 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Steve for you comments. I am right with you about the goose bumps. Have a great day.
Oct 18th
91 Oct 23 Reply Hi Cindy, I should have realized that was what you meant. Thanks for clarifying. Oct 15th
91 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Jerry for you very nice comments. Yes, I did. I just kept shooting till the every end and watched the tail go down.
Oct 15th
91 Oct 23 Reply Thank you Cindy. I could hardly believe it was happening. Everything just came together. Thank you for your comments and I will certainly add some space above its head. Oct 15th
91 Oct 23 Reply Bruce honestly I think it was back and forth for awhile. Thank you for your suggestion and nice comments. Oct 15th
91 Oct 23 Reply Hi Tom! Thank you so much for your very nice comments. It was very exciting to say the least. It is a non-venomous Florida banded water snake. Do you get to Florida at all?


Oct 15th
91 Oct 23 Comment Bruce, I can see why it would be a favorite to photograph. It is just beautiful. The colors are gorgeous and great timing with its wings up high as if it is standing still looking for a mouse. Great job with the depth of field too. Well done Bruce. Oct 13th
91 Oct 23 Comment Lucky you Jerry being ready for the first flight of the day. Sorry to say I am not a fan of the crazy colors. This beautiful pair should be back in their nest by now and waiting for you to come and take more photos. Oct 13th
91 Oct 23 Comment Good for you Steve for anticipating just what the GBH was going to do and for you waiting as long as you did to get the shot. Very nicely done with the tips up and the shot from above. Your did a good job with editing also. I am sure it will look great on the walls of the winery. Oct 13th
91 Oct 23 Comment Scruffy indeed. Cindy, I have not taken the plunge yet buying a mirrorless. It sounds like it might be a real learning curve or am I reading to much into it? I do love the depth of field and editing is perfect, just brightened enough. Watching birds as much as I do I always find their gait to be so funny and this shot proves it once again. Great angle, certainly looks like your down on the ground. Great shot. Oct 13th
91 Oct 23 Comment Adrian its hard to believe that this was taken in North Iceland, at least in my mind. It's so calm. I would think the ocean even in a bay, in this part of the world would be rough and violent. I like your composition. Leaving plenty of space gave it even more peacefulness. Its sharp and well done. Oct 13th

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