Great Blue Heron!

Nice shot Patrick. Here's one of mine....

 

Great picture Frank!!

Thanks for letting me borrow your CompuTrekker. It has really helped me decide on which backpack to purchase. I almost bought the MiniTrekker. I will end up buying the Photo or CompuTrekker.

 

Blue Heron

That Blue Heron is getting to know you pretty well, Flew. How close were you guys when you got those great shots????

 

Welcome Bryan....

I think I was about 30 - 35 feet away. I shot this one with the 300mm 2.8 as I recall.

Regards,

 

here's my GBH from an overcast day. Not as bright and shiny as you guys. Maybe we should start an osprey post?

NIKON D2H    ---    420mm    f/7.1    1/750s    ISO 320

 

how do you link a photo here?

 

Linking pics

Harris,

When you begin to reply or post a new thread and you want to embed a pic press the "Img" button, paste the link to the pic and then close the link by pressing the "Img" button again. This tells the server to open the link and display your picture.

Great pic by the way,

Thanks,

Patrick

 

8) OK, lets try it on this one.

NIKON D100    ---    420mm    f/5.6    1/350s   

 

ahh, now I can hang with the big dogs from Alabama!

 

Hey guys!

New forum, eh? Cool...

I hope this takes off. Looks like a great place for a little conversation.


Ron

 

Ron,

Just about fell out of my chair laughing at that shot. That one is great.

Good to see you here.

Harris

 

Thanks, Harris

For taking me to this site  

Will have to hang around awhile until I figure out all the navigation but sure is nice seeing some good photo work already.

 

Re: Hey guys!

Hey, Ron, good to see you here. Now I KNOW that isn't a GBH. Before I moved up here, about 1996/1997 I think, I spent 3 days on San Miguel Island with a Nature Photographer from France, Andre Fatras and a Marine Biologist from Sea World. San Miguel is one of the largest breeding colonies of Elephant Seals. We were counting and marking the animals, and I can tell you that it is quite an experience to be painting numbers on the sides of animals this darned big :lol: . Now I'm going to have to go back and dig up some of those images to refresh my memory.

Thanks!

 

Back to GBH's......

Here is what happens when you are prepared for birds to be "way over there" and you have the 1.4TC still mounted to the 500mm, and then the "way over there" becomes "right over here"....

 

First Reply

Thanks to Harris for inviting me to this site.

Since Ron Reznick (who I have not met) posted a non-bird photo, I will try to insert one here.

This is the adult male, not a youngster like Ron's, all 8000 pounds of him.

He has not been to the dentist lately:


Enjoy,
Bob