bath time
Posted 16/06/2010 - 09:35
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I like "bath time" its caught the water movement really well.
Not to sure with the second one,tightet crop maybe, but the last shows the concentration of the bird well.
Regards
Not to sure with the second one,tightet crop maybe, but the last shows the concentration of the bird well.
Regards
Colin
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Posted 16/06/2010 - 13:47
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Thats better
Regards
Regards
Colin
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Posted 16/06/2010 - 14:56
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Yes, James. Now I can say for certain that I like them all. Birds are fascinating creatures, ban or no ban
Best regards
Terry
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Posted 16/06/2010 - 18:30
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Terry and Colin
Glade you like them I find it hard to come out of the studio and just take good shots.
mainly because i suppose I'm not in control of the subject and lighting as I'm normally with the family and you all know they will not wait around for the right light and moment.
James
Glade you like them I find it hard to come out of the studio and just take good shots.
mainly because i suppose I'm not in control of the subject and lighting as I'm normally with the family and you all know they will not wait around for the right light and moment.
James
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Posted 16/06/2010 - 18:40
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The second one is lovely, James. The tighter crop works well.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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17 years
Warwickshire
As it already feels like a life time ago I was in America I thought I would revisit some of the images from some of the parks we went too
as swans are banned and sunsets I was looking for a white bird to show and then this one caught my eye
Bath time
James
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