Shasoc wrote:
I believe # 3 is the highlight of this series, Ken. IMO it just stands out.
Socrate
P. S Did I say I like # 3?
P.P.S. I forgot: # 3 is my favorite.

Ok, Socrate, tell me what you really think about #3

Thanks Dude!

Ken

Thomas Sanders wrote:
Yet another rockin set Ken
Enjoyed each and every image with 7 and 13 as standouts
#3 however, is beyond doubt one of the finest images I've seen to date. Magnificent shot. I've got a little cut on my lower jaw where it hit my desk but it was worth it

Tom

HI Tom,

I think #3 is going to be a hard act to follow, even for me I knew the moment I saw that one in review that I liked the look and tonality in that shot. Didn't get many opportunities like that one and glad I got it right when it happened.


Ken

lbuscher wrote:
They are all nice so I won't pick fine series
Lou

Thank you Lou, picking them all is just fine with me

Ken

Kingfishphoto wrote:
Ken.
7 and 13-for me.
cheers
Harry

Seems to be unanimous, Harry

Ken

I think they're pretty good..

Great series! Really like #13.

J

anthony whitmo wrote:
Wow Ken

These Put Chads SHC shotz to SHAME
Very Impressive zoom
The flights are absolutely KILLER

Ant

Hey Ant,

Can't control Chad's shame factor - that's a bit too much to ask of me, don't ya think

Glad you enjoyed them, Sir!

Zm

KirkB wrote:
Ken,

Appreciate the humility Zoom but... I think some of these are pretty cool.

RTH is superb.
Great light and color in #3.
#4 has a really cool 3D look, excellent.
#7 is my fave and THE bomb.com sir, great eye contact and excellent under wing detail.
The rest, maybe not particularly special, but still good stuff man. Very nice work.

Kirk



Hi Kirk,

I was hoping someone would think a couple were pretty cool I do try my best and even get lucky at times

Thanks bud!

Ken

vernoinferno wrote:

Autumn seems to give us a special kind of light, and you've captured that here Ken, I really like #2, 3 and 13, Verno

Thanks Verno! Yep, that fall light does give one a something a little extra special to work with and it helped immensly for these

Ken

PetKal wrote:
Zoom, the stork No. 3 is nice......good light, perfectly exposed, sharp bird and fine background (backyard ? )
The storks on #1 and on #14 might have blown up a bit on ya, but perhaps your monitor is differently calibrated than mine.

No, not a backyard in #3 but the weeds were recently whacked to make it easier for the photogs to see the burds.

Not sure what you mean by blown-up in 1 & 14 but I suppose it could be YOUR monitor Seem fine on my monitor at home and the one at work. Maybe it's just my choice of white balance settings that's throwing you off.

Ken

Ted ellis wrote:
Great series Ken I especially like 10 and 14.

Ted

Thanks Ted, a couple of fine picks, if I do say so myself

Ken

rprouty wrote:
I think they're pretty good..

Me too

jakita33 wrote:
Great series! Really like #13.

J

Everyone does, not surprising in the least -

Nice series, #3 is my favorite.

-Roy

Great set Ken. it seems you had a great time out there. I really like #7 and 13 best, though they're all stunning.
Herb

lextalionis wrote:
Nice series, #3 is my favorite.

-Roy

Thank you Roy, in truth, it's my favorite too

Ken

Herb Houghton wrote:
Great set Ken. it seems you had a great time out there. I really like #7 and 13 best, though they're all stunning.
Herb

HI Herb,

BDA is a magical place for a burd shooter. Lots of burds, both large and small, in great quantities. A person could shoot the area for months and still not see it all.

Ken

Lots of great stuff here, Ken, but I especially like #4 -- three layers of snow geese.

hey ken. i really like the banking northern harrier shot. the background compliments the harrier's colors nicely. i also like the spot on focus of #11. #3 also pops nicely from the rest of the background.

- hung

marklankton wrote:
Lots of great stuff here, Ken, but I especially like #4 -- three layers of snow geese.

Thanks Mark, the 500 s probably not the best lens for these typs of shots but the goose were cooperating that day

Ken