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pearlstreet Registered: Apr 03, 2004 Total Posts: 7727 Country: United States |
We've had some great shooting conditions here the past 8 days. I haven't even looked at most of what I have taken. These are some shots I haven't put on my blog. ![]() 2. Pipers at Tom Nevers - I was followed up and down the beach by a large pod of seals. Earlier in the day on the bluff there were whales, seals and hundreds of birds feasting on the ocean. I got very wet out there. I didn't get a whale shot, unfortunately. ![]() 3. Low Beach - Sconset - There were beautiful rip tides today. The seals were there again. ![]() 4. Rip tide ![]() I will have lots to process when the weather is bad. Sharon |
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neuro Registered: Jun 19, 2004 Total Posts: 202 Country: United States |
That first one is just glorious, I'd have that on my wall if it was mine. Although I'd take or crop out that radio tower, but that's pretty minor. |
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redsoxdesign Registered: Jan 01, 2009 Total Posts: 2554 Country: Australia |
Lucky you, Sharon! Really like #1 and the wave in #3. Its a nice feeling to know you have lots to go back to! |
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Dpic_arctic Registered: Nov 01, 2009 Total Posts: 2374 Country: United States |
Cool set, Sharon. I like the first two the best. In no. 1, the clouds are very dramatic, and I love how it is composed. #2 has nice warm light, and I like the tiny birds in comparison to the wave. |
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kscott_99 Registered: May 16, 2006 Total Posts: 653 Country: United States |
wonderful set Sharon, the colors in 1 and 2 are fabulous....love to see your images. |
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Ray Still Registered: Oct 10, 2008 Total Posts: 8050 Country: United States |
Sharon |
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alichty Registered: Jan 19, 2009 Total Posts: 8815 Country: United States |
That first one has some amazing energy to it for my tastes. Definitely worth some tender loving care to clone out the tower. The second shot really catches my eye as well - I like the nice sun angle and light along with the shutter speed for this one. A very pleasing combination with the group of birds. |
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JimFox Registered: Jan 11, 2005 Total Posts: 28737 Country: United States |
Hey Sharon, |
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Jim Sanderson Registered: Aug 21, 2005 Total Posts: 3407 Country: United States |
Hey Sharon, the first is a very nice capture, the rest aren't too shabby either. |
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David Leask Registered: Nov 19, 2003 Total Posts: 25185 Country: United Kingdom |
Great stuff Sharon. I really like #1 and when the tower is cloned out it will be even better. #2 is a beauty too. I love the detail you have captured. |
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Fo Tollery Registered: Mar 23, 2004 Total Posts: 2914 Country: United States |
A great series with, as the consensus seems, the first as the standout. |
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kschweichhart Registered: Jan 07, 2006 Total Posts: 4609 Country: Austria |
It seems you really had perfect shooting conditions, Sharon. Not only the conditions but also your intuition and talent as a photographer is proved here. Wonderful set, all of them are beautiful. My wife would be lucky with the birds |
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Milan Hutera Registered: Mar 25, 2006 Total Posts: 3009 Country: Slovakia |
I'm with Jim, #4 is outstanding and I enjoy #3 a lot as well. |
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jsuro Registered: Jun 09, 2005 Total Posts: 7282 Country: United States |
Great set Sharon. Would love to see more! |
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hugh Registered: Jan 09, 2002 Total Posts: 29225 Country: United States |
Hello Sharon, fine work with the 'change of season' conditions. Love the dynamic clouds |
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Rob Aubrook Registered: Dec 29, 2006 Total Posts: 1082 Country: United Kingdom |
Sharon |
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bktools Registered: Mar 23, 2002 Total Posts: 3992 Country: United States |
Hi Sharon, |
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kabluey Registered: Mar 20, 2008 Total Posts: 961 Country: United States |
Great series Sharon. That first one is really awesome and your wave shots are pretty nice as well. |
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cannockwolf Registered: Jun 26, 2009 Total Posts: 104 Country: United Kingdom |
that 1st pic is pretty stunning to say the least, well done |