surfnron wrote:
You are back to normal Conrad -well, as normal as you can be. These are all great with 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18, and 20 standing out, but the Buttocks Oriole is my pick ~ Ron
Karl Witt wrote:
Ruby 'Crowned' Kinglet in this image holds up to its name
Conrad, you know me buddy, I will always say what I 'see' or what I feel...........You have some outstanding images that are extremely well presented and you have some that seem to me a bit 'edgy' and overworked perhaps. I like your work shown more 'relaxed' in processing And just so you know, you earn a lot of respect from me for all that you see and all that you do..............I honestly don't know how you do it my friend!
So you get props and you get nits from me, too many to single out so you are safe
Dang you see a lot!
Pretty incredible shot of a Cedar Waxwing, wowza!
Lots of goodness here Conrad........Rock on buddy
Charlie Shugart wrote:
Luckily, I don't try to take bird pics that might be compared to these, Conrad- because any comparo would seriously alter my fine-wine-in-a-box evenings.
These are all too good for words, so....
Charlie (swell stuff, Conrad )
Haha! Nothing wrong with fine-wine-in-a-box Charlie!
jstephens62 wrote:
OK, how about some advice for us mere mortals. How in the world do you get this close? I have been a birder for 25 years and have not had looks this good of many of these species, much less a photo, much less a good photo. How do you do it?
I literally hide, and sneak around, and hold really still. Other times I just get lucky!
Hey Conrad,
Glad your are back in the saddle again. I miss seing your work. Great stuuf here Buddy. Now get out and bring us some smokin hot shots!
Gary
Shiva dancing wrote:
Gorgeous photos Conrad - glad to see that you're chasing birds again. Sorry to have missed meeting you in California last month. I did take a trip to Half Moon Bay as you had recommended, but got there too late in the morning. Remember that you have a place to stay here in Bozeman if you ever make it up to Yellowstone country.
cheers, Steve
Next time Steve, and next time I'll be sure to meet ya in HMB. I'll call you next time I'm in Bozeman!!
These are all great with 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18, and 20 standing out, but the Buttocks Oriole is my pick ~ Ron 
