From a recent trip to Joe Overstreet, one of my in flight nemesis species from that trip.
Canon 1D MK 111 / 500 f4 / 1/2000th @ f5.6 ISO 400 / handheld
Red Shouldered Hawk
From a recent trip to Joe Overstreet, one of my in flight nemesis species from that trip.
Canon 1D MK 111 / 500 f4 / 1/2000th @ f5.6 ISO 400 / handheld
Stunning. I like it because it show the colors on the top of one wing and the bottom of the other.
When I first looked at it, I thought it has the slightest color cast or haze, and I mean slightest, but this could just be my monitor.
Hey David,
Nice capture! I know they can be hard to get ;)
Just to push you around a bit, my nit is the tip of the bill merging into a similar color in the wing, although I like his left wing frames the head.
Where's Jennifer's Puffin? :)
Great details and light. The edges of the wing feathers look a bit odd on my monitor, maybe related to the magic wand tool?
Great subject and light. Agree with Fabs on the beak but its a minor nit. Congrats on this one....
Minor nit already mentioned, but the detail is great.
I know how bad you wanted these guys. This is sweeeeeeet!
wow, sharp & very well exposed ...
rgds,
Kaushik
Nice one Dave. Perhaps a bit too much sharpening around the face area.
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Stunning is the first thing I thought too, Lance! Great capture of this thunderbird baby :)
One Sweet image David !!!!!!!! Glad you got him !!!!! Big Congrats !!!
Excellent image. No nits from me.
Beauties buddy! Very sharp! I see a little halo around his talons.
Excellent image. No issues that I can see. I'd be happy with one half as good.
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