wood stork landing

HarryB · Jun 6, 2005

Hi you'll

Thought I would take a short break from my post processing frenzy and post a few pics. The ability to capture a sequence like this is why I got the D2h.

Flew · Jun 6, 2005

You're right Harry, the D2H is wonderful for just this sort of picture, and you've put it to excellent use.

I'm just now getting into processing. I feel like I have a mountain on my back. About 4,000 shots to go through. :?

Great series.

TOLady · Jun 6, 2005

Great series, Harry. You and that camera make an excellent combination. More!!???

Gale · Jun 6, 2005

Way to go Harry,

Cool series

Trish5 · Jun 6, 2005

Harry,
You have mastered the art of sequence shooting and storytelling!! Nice set!

PS did I tell you I realized I NEED the 28-70/2.8???

mike mac · Jun 7, 2005

WOW Nice as always, this place just looks absolutly incredible

HarryB · Jun 7, 2005

Flew said:

You're right Harry, the D2H is wonderful for just this sort of picture, and you've put it to excellent use.

I'm just now getting into processing. I feel like I have a mountain on my back. About 4,000 shots to go through. :?

Great series.
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Thank you Frank. I figured I would get a few flight shots in before you posted yours and set the bar too high.

drueter · Jun 7, 2005

Nice series, Harry! Flight shots are a great use of the D2H and you've done very well on this set!

Gordon Large · Jun 7, 2005

Harry -

This is a fantastic sequence! What did you shoot with? What 400 or combo? Were you shooting of a tripod and Wimberley or Sidekick, or handheld. I just couldn't react fast enough with my 200-400 on a full Wimberley. Next time I go handheld. Again, great work!

Gordon

Gordon Large · Jun 7, 2005

HarryB said:

Flew said:

You're right Harry, the D2H is wonderful for just this sort of picture, and you've put it to excellent use.

I'm just now getting into processing. I feel like I have a mountain on my back. About 4,000 shots to go through. :?

Great series.
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Thank you Frank. I figured I would get a few flight shots in before you posted yours and set the bar too high.
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Frank - take you time. The rest of us need to get some decent shots up before you blow us away!

Gordon

Kevin Scott · Jun 7, 2005

Gordon Large said:

HarryB said:

Flew said:

You're right Harry, the D2H is wonderful for just this sort of picture, and you've put it to excellent use.

I'm just now getting into processing. I feel like I have a mountain on my back. About 4,000 shots to go through. :?

Great series.
Click to expand...

Thank you Frank. I figured I would get a few flight shots in before you posted yours and set the bar too high.
Click to expand...

Frank - take you time. The rest of us need to get some decent shots up before you blow us away!

Gordon
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pssst...[Maybe if we can get him to agree to do Merritt Island III very soon, he won't have time to post process any of his from this trip.]..... :roll:

HarryB · Jun 8, 2005

Gale said:

Way to go Harry,

Cool series
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Thanks Gale

HarryB · Jun 8, 2005

Trish said:

Harry,

PS did I tell you I realized I NEED the 28-70/2.8???
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Thanks Trish. Ah. lens lust, so sad. :lol: Actually we all need the 28-70.
Now we just have to convince our respected spouses of that.

HarryB · Jun 8, 2005

mike mac said:

WOW Nice as always, this place just looks absolutly incredible
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Thanks Mike and I don't think I have ever found a better place to shoot.

HarryB · Jun 8, 2005

drueter said:

Nice series, Harry! Flight shots are a great use of the D2H and you've done very well on this set!
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Thnak you Don. The D2h is the perfect camera for these type of shots.

HarryB · Jun 8, 2005

Gordon Large said:

Harry -

This is a fantastic sequence! What did you shoot with? What 400 or combo? Were you shooting of a tripod and Wimberley or Sidekick, or handheld. I just couldn't react fast enough with my 200-400 on a full Wimberley. Next time I go handheld. Again, great work!

Gordon
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Thanks Gordon. I shot the sequence woth my 80-400VR lens. I shot it handheld because my tripod set-up isn't good for flight shots.

cknight · Jun 12, 2005

Good sequence Harry. I never realized storks were so ugly. But not as bad as the vultures.

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