Thank you, Hunter. I am discovering that this photo stuff is much more fun with a photogenic subject that poses itself in dramatic lighting!You're rocking these owl shots. Very artistic and cool.
Thank you, Gary. I love your ongoing eagle series.That is a very fine shot.
Well done
Thanks, Diane, but "coming up" to where I live will send you in the wrong direction. We're (the owl & me) in Miami.Alright Keiren! I"m about ready to come up to where ever you live just so I can see an owl! Incredible shot! Love it!
Thanks, Frank.Superb shot! That's the kind of shot I expect to see in those fancy wildlife calendars!
Thanks, Jimmy!Absolutely awesome.:smile:
Thank you Nancy.Excellent!
Thanks for the suggestion. The picture had already suffered a pretty sizeable crop and I missed getting the Nth degree of sharpness (used a tc plus missed the focus a little), so I didn't think it'd survive any more aggressive cropping. I understand what you have in mind though.Wonderful shot (I wish I could get one like that)!
May I suggest cropping off the top 1/3 of the image to help reduce the size of the "black blob" above the point of interest. Have the birds line-of-sight go to top LHS corner. Just my $0.02...
Thank you very much, Jose.Wow! Superb shot!! Perfect light and clarity.
Best,
Jose