A sampling of junk I've been shooting on my grand road trip...


1. Eagle in a Dawn Redwood Tree - 1st time ever on FM

Great variety of shots Sir Zoomalot.

Ted

Ted ellis wrote:
Great variety of shots Sir Zoomalot.

Ted

Thanks Mr. Tedders

These look great comin off the LT Ken
Corn field Harrier is a sweet shot Sir, love that one!
There go my sore smiling muscles again.....sweeeeet shot of our Zoomer Eagle
Sandy IF in #5 is sublime Ken, think it's my fav of the set.

Tom

Wonked

I thought you were meeting me yesterday in Cleveland OH to shoot at the greenhouse with me I was there, I waited, and waited and............started and finished without you so be ready buddy, you will have 'blech' from me soon

Nice passing by birds, nose holer Sandy should get extra credit That Eagle is a beauty my friend and congrats. Second pick would be the last Harrier and when you get a chance to re-wonk it I would like to see it again

You keep having fun, take care and tell all the FM'rs hello from me!

Karl

I see Sandy has some splaynin to do I love the eye in 2 even if Sandy is going to bang her snout on the edge of the frame Eagle in a Redwood How did I miss that Each and every one of those are beautiful. Who knew harriers ate corn I do like the shot.

It sure looks like you are having fun on your bird tour Zoom!! Keep at it.

Tim

Looks like you're having WAY too much fun on your road trip, Ken. Keep up the excellent if "slightly wonked" work, sir!

Best Wishes,
Steve

Nice work Ken, keep having fun on the road.

Rob

Mr Zoom -
Wonderful images from the bridge, sir.
- El G

the colors are fantastic Mr. Zoom. Bring those colors down to so cal will you?

The Eagle is stupendous, my other favorites are numbers 2 and 4, Well Done!
Larry

Beautiful eagle one again Ken and I like the one of the SC trying to get out of the frame.
As for the wonked ones, I got over them
Martin

Looks like you had an awesome trip up north Mr. Zoom. Great job on the bald eagle.

- hung

Thomas Sanders wrote:
These look great comin off the LT Ken
Corn field Harrier is a sweet shot Sir, love that one!
There go my sore smiling muscles again.....sweeeeet shot of our Zoomer Eagle
Sandy IF in #5 is sublime Ken, think it's my fav of the set.

Tom

Hi Tom,

Been getting some good looks at Harriers all week so far and hopefully I'll have a few more to post once I get home and work my Zoomagic on the puter at home. The Sandys are here in good numbers and have been providing lots of photo ops. Might have a few more of those to post over the next week to two

Glad you enjoyed them and thanks every so much for taking a peek at em!

Ken

Karl Witt wrote:
Wonked

I thought you were meeting me yesterday in Cleveland OH to shoot at the greenhouse with me I was there, I waited, and waited and............started and finished without you so be ready buddy, you will have 'blech' from me soon

Nice passing by birds, nose holer Sandy should get extra credit That Eagle is a beauty my friend and congrats. Second pick would be the last Harrier and when you get a chance to re-wonk it I would like to see it again

You keep having fun, take care and tell all the FM'rs hello from me!

Karl

Hi Karl,

Sorry about the schedule mix up. The next floral shoot is now scheduled for August 2nd, 2030, which would make me about 72 yo at the time and probably more my speed. I encourage you to keep practicing in the mean time

I'm having a blast out here hanging with the Monkey and the Wacky and the rest of the local wildlife, though it's hard to tell which are the wild animals and which are the domesticated ones at times

Thanks for the kind words about my fotos

Ken

The eagle is one of the best even by the high standards I hold you to.
Ray

Tim Kuhn wrote:
I see Sandy has some splaynin to do I love the eye in 2 even if Sandy is going to bang her snout on the edge of the frame Eagle in a Redwood How did I miss that Each and every one of those are beautiful. Who knew harriers ate corn I do like the shot.

It sure looks like you are having fun on your bird tour Zoom!! Keep at it.

Tim

Hi Tim,

Big Nose Sandy just doesn't know how play nice with the photographers and wouldn't stay in the center of the frame as directed

Can't imagine how you missed that Eagle in the Redwood. I thought everyone who is anybody in Seattle had that shots I don't think Harriers eat corn but they do like to munch on critters that do eat corn - at least that's the way I'm figuring it.

I'm having a great time on the grand tour and still have 2.75 days to go before it's over. Speaking of which, I think I hear a sandy calling and have to wrap up here and get back out there to see if they missed me

Zm

These look a little wonked and I'm having a hard time getting over it.

Is there a wonked anonymous?

Beauties Ken, every wonking one of 'em!

Mr Zoom, Great shots! I like the eagle best. There is something about a eagle that makes me want to wave a flag. NO JUNK that I can see.

Mixing vacation shots now are we The B.E. wins...I've got the others

Very nice collection Ken

Garen

Very nice images and good job with the PP. You can never go wrong with a shot like the first one, though
Socrate

Great series! Looks like a nice road trip you've got going there.

trailhiker wrote:
Looks like you're having WAY too much fun on your road trip, Ken. Keep up the excellent if "slightly wonked" work, sir!

Best Wishes,
Steve

One can never have too much fun, Steve The light has been challenging out here in NM as the days are bright and clear but I'm making the most out of the light I have when the Ops present themselves. I'm off to chase harriers this morning and hoping to establish the new Harrier Grail shot

Ken

Rob Tillyer wrote:
Nice work Ken, keep having fun on the road.

Rob

Thank you, Rob. Don't worry, I'm having a dandy time out here

Ken