
Recent PostsNice shot, Dan! I agree the angle could definitely be better, but when it's a special experience like this any photo is better than no photo. 
Very nice portrait, but not a Barred Owl. Great horned or long eared maybe.
Jim
Throw in a roll of duct tape and I'm sure that would work just fine :)
Bill Marquardt Today, 10:28 PM
Really cool capture Justin ,It looks like the limb snapped and the bird is displaying it's dissatisfaction . My one negative is the white orb behind the
Clyde Hopper Today, 10:26 PM
It's not what you're asking, but one thing nobody mentioned is the additional help in some situations from a flash and Better Beamer. Think 1/8000 and
Diane Miller Today, 10:25 PM
Good advise given above ,the sharpness of the focus on the head is superb !
Clyde Hopper Today, 10:20 PM
Love this one Bob ! good catch by Jeannean .
Clyde Hopper Today, 10:15 PM
Thanks, Artie (it i may be so familiar)!! Means an extra lot coming from you!
Looking at it here, I'm thinking I should add a little on
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Thanks Tom.
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Marsh Wren.
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Removed a stem.
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Little bird, big voice!
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I took this at a rehabiltation center for raptors. Have I oversharpened?
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ISO 3200
1/160 sec at f11
200 mm macro
I took thsi at a raptor shoot sponsored by a wildlife refuge rehabilatation program so I was able to get pretty close. The original bg was of bright green
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I have a theory that I'm still researching that large white (or near white) areas in an image are more "acceptable" when the image is a print
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At least I think this is a flycatcher. Maybe Olive sided? Another from last week at Magee Marsh.
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From the early soft gray fuzz of the p-ssy willow bud to the beginnings of the flowers, life stirs anew in the willow branches after the frozen cold of
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