K-5. First time out
Posted 08/06/2011 - 12:32
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Blythman wrote:
Thanks for the comments - much appreciated. Dr O, post your pics, I've had a quick look on Flickr and you've took some super ones.
I just have. Now looking back at this, yours are art photos mine are bird photos. Thanks for sharing them.
Thanks for the comments - much appreciated. Dr O, post your pics, I've had a quick look on Flickr and you've took some super ones.
Posted 08/06/2011 - 12:48
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DrOrloff wrote:
Dr. O, I've raised the bar for myself with these, and it might be too high now. Thanks so much for the praise though
Blythman wrote:
Thanks for the comments - much appreciated. Dr O, post your pics, I've had a quick look on Flickr and you've took some super ones.
I just have. Now looking back at this, yours are art photos mine are bird photos. Thanks for sharing them.Thanks for the comments - much appreciated. Dr O, post your pics, I've had a quick look on Flickr and you've took some super ones.
Posted 08/06/2011 - 19:22
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Pentaxophile wrote:
There's something really gorgeous about the monochromatic sky and plumage, and those bright red beaks and feet.
Sums it up perfectly for me. Great shots!!! bit of cropping and these are hang on the wall shots!!!
There's something really gorgeous about the monochromatic sky and plumage, and those bright red beaks and feet.
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Posted 08/06/2011 - 21:29
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I believe we live in a world that is intrinsically beautiful, inhabited by some beautiful creatures, (sometimes!) including us.
I also think that it behoves us to bring that beauty before others, to share the joy we had in encountering it, to add our own layer to the bedrock of excellence all around us.
Thankyou, Alan, for confirming my theory with this image.
Roger.
I also think that it behoves us to bring that beauty before others, to share the joy we had in encountering it, to add our own layer to the bedrock of excellence all around us.
Thankyou, Alan, for confirming my theory with this image.
Roger.
The more I look, the more there is to see!
Posted 08/06/2011 - 21:44
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Smeggypants wrote:
+100
Pentaxophile wrote:
There's something really gorgeous about the monochromatic sky and plumage, and those bright red beaks and feet.
Sums it up perfectly for me. Great shots!!! bit of cropping and these are hang on the wall shots!!!There's something really gorgeous about the monochromatic sky and plumage, and those bright red beaks and feet.
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Blyth,
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David, the pics were taken at 500mm with the Sigma 150-500. Apologies for omitting that in the original post. In the excitement of having a K-5, I forgot all about the lens used
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