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Sirfishalot
Registered: Dec 23, 2004
Total Posts: 565
Country: United States

Here are a few from last weekend, taking lessons from MaggieBee. I tried out the 24-70/2.8L and was pretty impressed with its IQ and bokeh. The Herons were captured with the Canon 40D w 400/5.6L.

#1) Great Blue Heron






2) Another GBH


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3) GBH


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4) Horsetails


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5) My 8yr old Shiba Inu - SanJo "Sachiko"


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Thanks for looking/commenting,
JayT



glyons
Registered: Apr 09, 2008
Total Posts: 792
Country: Austria

You got some really nice light going on there.
#3 my favourite. nice work.

Gavin



Karl Witt
Registered: Jul 11, 2007
Total Posts: 6654
Country: United States

You sure are lucky to have Maggie as a teacher It is apparent you are putting that help to very good use. These guys crack me up when they do that I like the second shot profile, nice little doo going on up top well, the third shot....WoW! Very nice comp, you got from top to bottom in the frame and picked up a wonderful reflection and great composition. Horsetail shot is nice, might have cropped in from the left more but.........Good friend of mine had and bred the Shiba Inu's, very cool dogs, you have got a pretty one there

Karl



MaggieBee
Registered: Jun 23, 2005
Total Posts: 8584
Country: United States

Lessons? I don't think so, Jay. You're doing great without any interference I like all these, but the horsetails are way cool. Never would have thought of it - until now The herons looks very good and your dog is beautiful



Tim Kuhn
Registered: Nov 29, 2006
Total Posts: 5561
Country: United States

Jay, that heron is looking pretty rough, nice job capturing it during a bad feather moment. Sometimes those elegant birds can certainly be un-elegant. Great job on the horsetails. I never knew their name but I sure have deleted a lot of bad photos of them trying to capture just what you have here. It looks easy but it sure isn't. Good job.

Tim



Shasoc
Registered: Aug 24, 2005
Total Posts: 11789
Country: United States

You have a wonderful dog, Jay and that portarit shows all its personality. I also like the heron shots, and the lighting in the horsetails shot.
Socrate



Nello Milanese
Registered: Sep 22, 2007
Total Posts: 2696
Country: Italy

Ufff for a moment I thought you took the shots of the heron w a 24-70mm
that would be way cool
Great shots of the heron..like them a lot



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