MaggieBee wrote:
Nice series, Will. I love the wing position in most of these - makes me wonder how they keep flying. Very cool
Thanky Maggie! Tryin' to wean myself from Sandhills.
Paul Ong wrote:
Nice theme. Enjoy series with a theme.
Paul, it was a natural progression. They seemed to be pairing up for the descent onto the pond,
and I just took advantage of what ops that offered. Thank you!
Will, the first flying pair really stands out in more ways than one. Beautiful light, colour and clarity in that shot.
Mind you, they are not really what you'd call in-flight shots, more like cost/glide down captures. Still, us older folks have to work with what we've got.
PetKal wrote:
Will, the first flying pair really stands out in more ways than one. Beautiful light, colour and clarity in that shot.
Mind you, they are not really what you'd call in-flight shots, more like cost/glide down captures. Still, us older folks have to work with what we've got.
I'm a thankin' ya, Peter for the "stand out" comment and reminding me that besides being old...
I'm often in the way!
raymondjbarlow wrote:
congrats buddy, great set of flight shots... lots of photogs around there these days?
Thanks, Raymond...I'm a M-F Bosque shooter, a lot more pedestrian traffic on the weekends.
Ted ellis wrote:
All nice shots Trench. Having spent several days with the snow geese last Feb., they (the geese) certainly give you many of opportunities.
Is it a plague or something