The presentation is divided into a number of sub-galleries. They are in chronological order. Again, the 7D/400 DO images are the ones after the chick fledged from the nest.
Note that there are a handful of images where I might have been shooting directly into the light or from such a distance that extreme crops were needed. Those are images that I\'d normally throw away, but I have included a few of them in this presentation only because I thought that the behaviors that they showed were important to documenting the nesting process. For example, there are a couple of shots of the fledgling with the first fish that it caught for itself. They were taken from quite far away and required a very severe crop, but, again, they were showing something that I wanted to make sure I included. Otherwise, there are some nice action sequences that show how well the AF performed and other more static shots both from close up and from further distances.
Les
Aug 10, 2012 at 07:57 PM
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