snow geese-landing approach

[Bob Smith]

Sometimes the late setting sun light puts too much orange in the feet and bills of these birds, but this pair came out just about right. This was taken at the same spot and time as my earlier snow goose posts 5 minutes from home in Ladner, B.C. 7DII, Sigma 150-600mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM APO Macro, ISO 640, f/9, 1/2000, tripod.

[William Dickson]

Hi Bob, I find this a lot better. The downward and upward wings pose really works for me. I also think you've framed it well, with a nice BG

Will

[Glenn Pure]

Yes, I think this one works better than your previous snow geese shot: birds are a bit bigger in the frame, I think the background works better, tones look good and the divergent wing positions I find a nice touch. Look forward to seeing more.

[Bob Smith]

Thanks Will & Glenn. The BG was tricky here, with stretches like this alternating rapidly with sections containing houses and farm buildings, creating a "shoot/wait, shoot/wait" kind of timing.

[William Dickson]

Thanks Will & Glenn. The BG was tricky here, with stretches like this alternating rapidly with sections containing houses and farm buildings, creating a "shoot/wait, shoot/wait" kind of timing.

Good though