Tim Kuhn wrote:
lbuscher wrote:
Tim the only way it could be better is if he had a band wonderful photo
Lou

Thanks Lou! Most of the eagles I see around here are not banded. That may be odd as this one has a nest in a residential neighborhood.

Tim

I guess your State don't have a banding program. You could ask the F&W service about it and see what they say.
Lou

Beautiful setting Tim....that must have been a breath holding vision.
I have ever only seen one eagle, well actually 2.....one way off in a tree one day and one at the zoo.

I addition to Socrate's suggestion, I often use 12/50/0 USM for medium and 6/50/0 USM for light contrast enhancement.....try those too on "any" images

Congratulations Tim

Wonderful

Lil - - recovering from Sylmar wildfire storms....

Tim

Very nice. Fog hmmm yeah dealing with that also lately down here south of you. But it may have provided you with some cover!

thanks for the show

Mike

CapnFred wrote:
Tim, Both those shots are super...They are both wall hangers! Congratulations on such a superb capture.... Capt. Fred


Very nice of you to say that Capt. Thank you very much.

Tim

Dave In La wrote:
Beautiful setting Tim....that must have been a breath holding vision.
I have ever only seen one eagle, well actually 2.....one way off in a tree one day and one at the zoo.

I addition to Socrate's suggestion, I often use 12/50/0 USM for medium and 6/50/0 USM for light contrast enhancement.....try those too on "any" images

Dave, your first sentence sums it up nicely, it was.

Thanks for the words and the tip, I have been experimenting with that now and it sure is a great tool to have in the box.

Tim

Lil Judd wrote:
Congratulations Tim

Wonderful

Lil - - recovering from Sylmar wildfire storms....

Thank you Lil, sorry to about your experience, will continue to PM you.

Tim

Not that you need any more ego stroking on this one, Tim, but those are some really cool shots. I like the mise-en-scene from the second shot, personally.

Wow, this was a gift. There is just no substitute for being there. And, you were able to bring it back and show the rest of us -- thank you!

Tim, I love your description - I'm right there with the eagle What a great experience - eerie, but awesome. You're going to remember this one. Very cool captures

genefixer wrote:
Tim

Very nice. Fog hmmm yeah dealing with that also lately down here south of you. But it may have provided you with some cover!

thanks for the show

Mike

Thanks Mike, the fog was a plus and a minus both!!

Tim

Ninjamobile wrote:
Not that you need any more ego stroking on this one, Tim, but those are some really cool shots. I like the mise-en-scene from the second shot, personally.

Andrew thanks my ego can use a good pet now and again. I should spend some time on the the second one and make a nice shot out of it.

Tim

marklankton wrote:
Wow, this was a gift. There is just no substitute for being there. And, you were able to bring it back and show the rest of us -- thank you!

Indeed a gift it was! Thanks for the kind words.

Tim

MaggieBee wrote:
Tim, I love your description - I'm right there with the eagle What a great experience - eerie, but awesome. You're going to remember this one. Very cool captures

Yes Maggie, it was me and the eagle. Just sitting and looking. It was amazing.

Thanks so much.

Tim

Tim this is beautiful!

Thanks for including the 24mm shot.... Isn't it awesome to just drift and listen to the silence (or, lack of human sounds anyways) in those little boats?

Thanks for sharing.

Josh S wrote:
Tim this is beautiful!

Thanks for including the 24mm shot.... Isn't it awesome to just drift and listen to the silence (or, lack of human sounds anyways) in those little boats?

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Josh, as to your thoughts, truer words were never spoke.

Tim

Very nice Tim. I love the foggy scene. Great job.
dan

danjacquitaylo wrote:
Very nice Tim. I love the foggy scene. Great job.
dan

Thank you Dan. It was very cool indeed.

Tim