Snowy Egrets, Vol. II
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Rob Keaton
Registered: Dec 03, 2007
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#1


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#2


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#3


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#4


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Edited by Rob Keaton on Jan 06, 2008 at 02:25 PM GMT


Lil Judd
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These are better, by my humble opinion....

Lil



Rob Keaton
Registered: Dec 03, 2007
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Lil Judd wrote:
These are better, by my humble opinion....
Lil


Thank you . Most of these are from one of the overcast mornings which made the exposure less challenging.



Lil Judd
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Sometimes overcast is the better way - - or at least a tad easier.

Lil



mark fadely
Registered: Oct 09, 2005
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Wow Rob! These are really great. Hard to pick a favorite. The lighting looks very good to me. Nice and soft but enough to really play with some highlights. These are just beautiful.



Dave In La
Registered: Jul 07, 2006
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some really nice work Rob....definitely work egrets in late/early overcast light.
They are likely to show less dynamic range and you can get full gradation.

really nice.....wow, a head profile would put #5 way over the top



suemcc
Registered: Oct 29, 2005
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These are terrific, especially IMO #3 - which is way, way cool!
Susan



B Benson
Registered: Jan 13, 2005
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Good stuff number three is my fav. Bruce



Rob Keaton
Registered: Dec 03, 2007
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Thank you Mark, Dave, Bruce...

It's interesting to see which shot people prefer. I haven't done much posting here at all and even less so multiple-image posts. Number three (popping the fish into his mouth) is something that took awhile to capture and I do like it, but I much prefer photographing them in flight, landing, etc.

To each his own, and thanks for taking time to comment.



Jfarmer
Registered: Nov 04, 2005
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The balancing act on #8 is fantastic.
Jon



bruceali
Registered: Nov 10, 2005
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Great captures here, #1's my favorite.
Bruce



Shasoc
Registered: Aug 24, 2005
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Of the two posts this is my favorites, Rob. Great poses and detail.
Socrate



JJBub
Registered: Jan 16, 2006
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Nice light and very interesting poses. I especially like #1, 3, 4 and 8.



alameda
Registered: Mar 30, 2006
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I looked at your first set before commenting on your shots in this second set. My comment is: WOW! I don't get to see these birds as they are not as common as they apparently are in your area -- they are beautiful. I think you did a great job with the exposure on the first set -- the second shot I great with the reflections on the bottom wing. Very nice -- several are wall hangers! Steve W



Rob Keaton
Registered: Dec 03, 2007
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alameda wrote:
I looked at your first set before commenting on your shots in this second set. My comment is: WOW! I don't get to see these birds as they are not as common as they apparently are in your area -- they are beautiful. I think you did a great job with the exposure on the first set -- the second shot I great with the reflections on the bottom wing. Very nice -- several are wall hangers! Steve W


Thanks to Jon, Socrate, and JJ.

Steve, these are indeed lovely birds. I hope you get a chance to photograph them someday. They're pretty common here but that doesn't stop me from shooting or appreciating them. Thanks so much for the kind words.



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