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Red Tailed Hawk 2
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Uploaded: 02/13/07 9:45 PM GMT
Red Tailed Hawk 2
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This is second picture of Red Tailed Hawk. Used Nikon D50 camera fitted with Tamron 70-300 lens set at 300mm shutter 1/3200 aperture f/7.1 and ISO 800.
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::fogz
02/13/07 10:14 PM GMT
and another great capture Gerry! You must have hawk eyes to have spotted him again! ;) Patti
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Wonderful capture! I love these guys! I see them all the time, but never have my camera with me! Great job at photographing him!!
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Wow Gerry, what a fabulous capture of this beautiful hawk, haven't seen the first one yet, on my way.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
One more of this beautiful hawk. This is also a superb shot. I said it before... your bird pictures so superb. A real pro. I´m glad you wrote the camera settings. But how could you get so fantastic sharpness on 300mm? You must have very steady hands :)))
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This one is even better - if that is possible.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
He's really eyeing you isn't he. These are both excellent posts. I like this keeper best :) Thanks for all the hard work here.
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Please know that I enjoy your work even though I don't always get to comment. I try to look at (and enjoy) all your new posts and always appreciate the time you take to stop in at my gallery as well. Have a happy day ;) Anita
Again a great shot Gerry. I was thinking about to buy the same lens as you used in this image, and this shot convinced me even more (and I can compare, because I have the same camera)! Thank you very much
Nick
Nick
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What a fantastic shot!! I know i keep saying but you are so lucky to be able to see this stuff!!!
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Another great capture of this wonderful bird! I like this one more.
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Lovely sister shot, Jerry....they're both sitting in my hard drive in the bird folder..you should really see about getting these printed up...they're wonderful.
:)PJ
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Of the two shots, I love this one the most Gerry. To me, the bird looking over his shoulder gives a more pleasing balanced image. But, to be honest, I'd be chuffed [delighted] to get any image this good and close of a bird of prey. Excellent fieldcraft brought into play - using the car as a hide is a great idea!
Cheers,
Steve.
Cheers,
Steve.
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That’s an excellent photo of a bird I’m not familiar with. You were fortunate to find a gap in the twigs like that.
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