Birds 2011

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Dr. Harout
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Thanks guys. I reckon it is an extraordinary lens.
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Wow Doc :shock: . Great shot. Thumbs up for the new G :D
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hi guys, i just want to share this to my alpha friends......


remember my image of the red-capped parrot in this thread, it's on here now :wink:


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Congratulations again AA. Thats another great cover. It works very well allowing the needed space for the print, & they balanced their colours to complement Polly ;^) Thanks for sharing, it is very exciting.
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Well done! aa los banos.
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btw a bop was chasing my seedeaters around yesterday, it chased one into the shrubbery but missed, I saw all the commotion out of the corner of my eye while I was up on the painting trestle, I turned to watch it come out of the bushes empty handed and flew up into a tree about 20' away and sat there for a minute looking at me with it's yellow eyes, I think it was a brown goshhawk...no camera to hand of course.
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Well done AA :)
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Congratulations AA. :D

That shot deserves to be on a cover...


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Doc, it looks like you're doing good work with your new toy - er - tool.

AA - Great job!

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AA Los Banos, I have always said and will say again that photoclubalpha is a magical place and helps you in achievements :wink:
Keep up the good job.

Dusty, that's a wonderful and fantastic lens.
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Hi all,

I am happy to introduce my shot. I have to admit, that this is my first attempt to shoot birds, and I liked it a lot.

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Hi Anne - a lovely bird portrait - love the catch-light in the eye and the detail in the chest plummage. Really nice bokeh with another bird perched in the background as well.
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Thank you Birma, I appreciate your comment. This was a bit difficult for me to shoot birds, but I hope that I didn't screw it :)
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Great shot. You have other good shots too. Come on, post them too.
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Wow that must have been close Anne, taken with a 35mm lens, but it came out very well, nice sharp bop portrait.
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Anne_LilyofTheValley wrote:Hi all,

I am happy to introduce my shot. I have to admit, that this is my first attempt to shoot birds, and I liked it a lot.
I really, really like this shot. I wish that I were the person who took it, as I would be very proud of it.

If the image had contained only the bird in focus in the foreground, it would be a nice shot, IMO. The addition of the bird in the background - in that location and out of focus - turns it from a nice image to an outstanding image, in my eyes.

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