This female juvenile peregrine falcon is showing off her flying skill and she can fly really fast now, rivaling the mother. Luckily, the camera and lens could keep up with the speed of this youngster... Overexposed a little to show/keep the details of the bird better against the sky.
1bwana1 wrote:
I love the eye contact in these Joshua. Well done!
Steve
Thank you very much, Steve!
birdied wrote:
Joshua, what marvelous shots. Did you sprout wings fly with her !
Jordan, gorgeous shots as always. Very cool and peaceful look and feel.
Birdie
Thank you very much, Birdie! I wish I could... but closer to earth, I wish I could get rid of the ankle pain from Venice that has become chronic now... .
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you very much, Ronny and I love your dragonfly images up there!
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I have been taking tons of images of 2 peregrine falcon families and I started posting images here and there. That's basically the limit of my photography in the last 3-4 months after the trip to Italy earlier in the year due to the pandemic.
Here is another image of one of the chicks...
Thanks Joshua and superb shots from you !
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offtraildog wrote:
Ronny - You get amazing images - color/composition/light - with whatever lens you are using !
I really like a good backlit photo. I was testing the lighting set up for an upcoming shoot and loved how the light was shining through these green glasses.
Featuring my DIY wooden herringbone surface 😀
but closer to earth, I wish I could get rid of the ankle pain from Venice that has become chronic now... 
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