Impressive set of images Kirk the low angle on the sandpipers and the details there are just amazing
In #2 the bird closer to the lens seems like a giant compared to the 1 in the bg
#10 is outstanding!!!
danjacquitaylo wrote:
Dude, wanna join our gang ....no initiation ceremony required
Good to know...I was affraid of that...that's why I cheated my way out of the army
I'll think i'll pass though..tried the Nikon once and it seemed like I need to have 4 arms and 20 fingers to do the same things I do w Canon
Mr Zoom wrote:
Definatly gets better when you have real light to shoot with Kirk That Curlew shot is plain awesome, buddy! Also liked that 2nd Peli-Ken shot, as you knew I would
Zm
It was clear in Yorba Linda at 06:00 and when I got to SJWS it was fogged in... so I just made the best of it and am pretty pleased with my first marine layer series.
Wish I could've been lower for the Curlew but that just doesn't happen from the high trails at BC.
Thanks for the picks and I did know you would like the Peli-Kens.
chupacabra31 wrote:
Wow! Excellent! Very well done! Ah did the so cal bird photgrapher not have enough wight fo one day ahh! I feel so bad! Try living in Michigan buddy!
Teasing of course!
Actually it wasn't the whole day, just about an hour and a half before the sun broke through.
trailhiker wrote:
Ah, it makes me realize once again that BC is still photograph-able even in the foggy mornings, which it was when I drove by on Monday then high-tailed it to a Golden Glow SJWS. The light on the Curlew is stunning and my favorite, but all excellent work, Kirk.
Best Wishes,
Steve
Actually 1-8 were shot that morning in the fog at SJWS Steve. I was anticipating the sunrise glow but the marine layer was stubborn and hung around til about 8:45. It worked out well though as I'm very pleased with my first fog series.
Josh S wrote:
Ah, I'm very glad that you went out in the fog. These are really very wonderful foggy grey, grey-bird shots. 1 and 2 are my top picks here.
Thanks for the picks and the very nice compliment Josh, much appreciated.
the low angle on the sandpipers and the details there are just amazing 
