Asst Birdies

[Ron Reznick]

from my Portfolio subset:
http://www.digital-images.net/RR_Portfolio/

Bald Eagle, Silver Salmon Creek, Alaska, D2x, 300mm AFS/VR + TC14e, f/8:

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Ferruginous Hawk, Newport Back Bay, 500mm f/4 AFS + TC14e @ f/8:

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GBH Portrait, Bolsa Chica, 500mm AFS @ f/4:

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Two Great Egret Flip-shots:

Chincoteague Island, VA, D1h:

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Sanibel Is., Florida, D2h:

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Krider's Red Tail, Bosque del Apache, NM, D2h, 850mm (500+1.7TC) @ f/8:

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Loon, Wolfeboro MA, D2x, 300mm @ f/5.6:

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Ptarmigan, Denali NP Alaska, D2x, 200mm AFS/VR @ f/2.8:

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Puffin watching Bug, Puffin Is., Alaska, D2Hs, 200mm AFS/VR + TC14e @ f/5.6:

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Ring-Necked Pheasant, Palo Alto Wetlands, D2Hs, 500mm @ f/4:

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Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, Grand Cyn., AZ, D1h, 300mm f/4 AFS @ f/4:

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Snowy Owl, Mt. Ranier WA, D1h, 70-200 AFS/VR @ 200mm, f/4:

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and last:

Sparrow Surfing, Burbank, CA, D1x, 300mm f/4 AFS @ f/5.6:

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Ron

 

[GeoKost]

Awesome!!!

Absolutely awesome Ron!!!

I am trying to learn your PP technique.

 

[andreasb]

Hard to foind a favorite in these amazing shots Ron!! Maybe the Ferriginous hawk....

 

[Mason]

All fantastic...but the eagle is breathtaking! It is very cool to see the various locations that these shots represent.

 

[bfjr]

Yep that's how there suppose to look !! :wink:

 

[Louis Champan]

What an outstanding series Ron. The first shot stunning is all I can say.

Louie

 

[Gale]

Well hummmm... Picking up my teeth that just fell out:>))
They are of coarse all just gorgeous.

That Eagle is to die for.

 

[OHcorgis]

My golly, you get around! These are all fabulous. The eagle is fearsome! I love the snowy owl best of all these great shots.

 

[bobarue]

Good 300 f/4 shots.

 

[Matt S]

Well that will humble a guy. Ron those are great. But what made me just plain drool was that ring necked pheasant. What color! The bug is pretty darn fantastic as well. I almost didn't notice the puffin ;-)

 

[Flew]

Lovely, just lovely Ron. All excellent, but the Eagle is my fav. I needed more reference images. Thanks!! :smile:

 

[Ron Reznick]

Thanks for the compliments, folks!

Guess you like Eagles... here's another shot of that guy:

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Glad you liked them...

Ron

 

[Firelarz]

Ron, very impressive and inspirational. I just got a 300 2.8 AFS-II and took it out today to practice. I don't think my images were very sharp, but I will keep trying.
Larz

 

[Gale]

That is beautiful also
The Hawk is awesone
The Puffin watching a bug.
haha missed that the first time:>)))
Love the snowy OWL to

 

[RKnecht]

Wow...the eagle shots are amazing. What an awesome series! Thanks for sharing these.

 

[Mason]

Ron, those eagle shots remind me of the mental image I have had of eagles ever since I was a little kid. It is straight out of "America the Beautiful". Looking at the second picture, I think it is the background environment that really sets it apart for me.

Thanks so much for sharing these! It is enough to make me want to become a birder.

 

[GonzoBernelli]

Ron,
Amazing images - gives me a definite target to work towards.
Nick

 

[woundedmallard]

My camera is going out with the trash!! LOL Great work Ron, thank you for sharing these inspiring images.

 

[Rich Gibson]

The eagles are spectacular but I have to say the Ring Necked Pheasant's color are breath taking. Wll done Ron! Was the loon taken at our seminar in Oct 2005?

Rich

 

[eng45ine]

Thank you for sharing this series of images with us Ron. This series is absolutely stunning in it's quality and our membership will surely benefit by seeing what is possible to capture if in the right location at the right time with the proper equipment.