New Years Dove
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GSteele
Registered: Jul 27, 2003
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Nothing special just a couple of dove for the New Year.

#1 Shot with the D2H, 600mm, ISO 250, f/5.



GSteele
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#2 Shot with D100, 300mm, ISO 200, f/4.5



Tom Hicks
Registered: Feb 16, 2003
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Nothing special My butt. Gary these are almost as good as I could do . Ha, if I had a 600 and lots of talent. Perfect is the best word to discribe these.



GSteele
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THicks wrote:
Nothing special My butt. Gary these are almost as good as I could do . Ha, if I had a 600 and lots of talent. Perfect is the best word to discribe these.


Thanks bud, BTW the second is 90% full frame with the 300mm. Looks like you and Koby are enjoying a nice quite New Years, we are doing the same.

Gary

Edited by GSteele on Dec 31, 2003 at 08:41 PM GMT



Tom Hicks
Registered: Feb 16, 2003
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Yeah but you keep putting out work like this , your going to drive me to drinking , then my eye's will be as red as that dove . Wow.



JLS Photo
Registered: Dec 19, 2003
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Wow, that second one is particularly stunning with the background colors and the steel color of the dove.

Cool.



Redfish
Registered: Apr 06, 2003
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Gary,
These are stunning! I see images that look like they can't be any better, and then you come and raise the bar again! Awesome man, just awesome!



FretNoMore
Registered: Nov 22, 2003
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Oh no, I don't want to buy a 600 too...

Excellent shots, nice colors. I like the first one better I think, beautifully matched colors between the dove and the background.

-Anders

Edited by FretNoMore on Jan 03, 2004 at 12:52 AM GMT



jmcfadden
Registered: Oct 30, 2002
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Imagine that a D100 , great work Gary , you are really getting too good at this , no nits to pick at all here , perfecto

J



GeneO
Registered: Jul 11, 2003
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Great shots Gary. The composition and clarity are superb!



GSteele
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JLS Photo wrote:
Wow, that second one is particularly stunning with the background colors and the steel color of the dove.

Cool.


I am glad that you liked them Jeff and for stopping in.

Gary



GSteele
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Redfish wrote:
Gary,
These are stunning! I see images that look like they can't be any better, and then you come and raise the bar again! Awesome man, just awesome!


I don't know about raising the bar, I just like to take pictures and am glad that you enjoyed them Jim.

Gary



GSteele
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FretNoMore wrote:
Oh no, I don't want to buy a 600 too...

Excellent shots, nice colors. I like the first one better I think, beautifully matched colors between the dove and the background.

-Anders


Thanks Anders, remember the 2nd was shot with only a 300mm and is almost a full frame.

Gary



GSteele
Registered: Jul 27, 2003
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jmcfadden wrote:
Imagine that a D100 , great work Gary , you are really getting too good at this , no nits to pick at all here , perfecto

J


Yeah that lowly D100, I am surprised that it can even take a picture. Thanks bud, better light would have helped the details a little bit though.

Gary



Pondria
Registered: Jan 11, 2002
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What makes the series great is the cleaness. Then, the details in the midtones become very effective.



hamster
Registered: Aug 28, 2003
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The first one is amazing, that bokeh is really cool, the second one is magnificent, that background color really makes it pop. Great shots bud, two thumbs up
Happy New Year to you and your family.



Larry55
Registered: Nov 02, 2003
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Gary wrote: "I don't know about raising the bar, I just like to take pictures and am glad that you enjoyed them Jim."

Larry Responds: Looks like you raised the camera, not the bar! You raised the camera, did some absolutely excellent framing and 'control fiddling', and fired off two more beauties. I'm just amazed.



GSteele
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GeneO wrote:
Great shots Gary. The composition and clarity are superb!


I appreciate your comments Gene, particulary from the Hawk Meister.

Gary



GSteele
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Pondria wrote:
What makes the series great is the cleaness. Then, the details in the midtones become very effective.


Thanks so much Pondria, I really appreciate you feedback.

Gary



bejohnson
Registered: Oct 15, 2003
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A couple of real beauties - love the compositions! Very nice Gary! Cheers, Brad



GSteele
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hamster wrote:
The first one is amazing, that bokeh is really cool, the second one is magnificent, that background color really makes it pop. Great shots bud, two thumbs up
Happy New Year to you and your family.


I appreciate you dropping in Niko and the kind words. Happy New Year to you too!

Gary



Jim Victory
Registered: Oct 09, 2003
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Composition!Composition!Composition!

You take a common bird and make it a work of art. The bokeh, color, and clarity are superb.

Excellent work!

Jim



Wilky
Registered: Oct 23, 2003
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Got to agree with Tom Gary, great shots as usual, nice start to the new year. Happy new year to all by the way.



GSteele
Registered: Jul 27, 2003
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Larry55 wrote:
Gary wrote: "I don't know about raising the bar, I just like to take pictures and am glad that you enjoyed them Jim."

Larry Responds: Looks like you raised the camera, not the bar! You raised the camera, did some absolutely excellent framing and 'control fiddling', and fired off two more beauties. I'm just amazed.


Thanks bud, I always do a lot of fiddling, sometimes it works.

Gary



GSteele
Registered: Jul 27, 2003
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bejohnson wrote:
A couple of real beauties - love the compositions! Very nice Gary! Cheers, Brad


Thanks so much Brad, I always appreciate your feed back and enjoy your work.

Gary



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