How does this White Ibis[?] manage to fly through the brush up to the tree without hitting his wings on something? He did.
Taken with A7rIV Sony 70-350 heavily cropped.
I Think I'll Go UP There
Starting
About to Leave
Taking Off
Made It. Now if could just get rid of that pesky photographer.
Looking across Jordan Creek at the Autumn Color on the far bank and brilliant Autumn Color reflected in the water.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens.
ISO 200, f11, 1/80 second.
October 14, 2020
Along Jordan Creek not far from the Pedestrian Bridge and Ford, Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
Great capture, Joshua. All I can say is "down the hatch" . The feather detail on the falcon on the previous page is excellent, btw.
Beautiful mountain vista, Rene.
I really like that warm winter light, Bob. I kinda miss the snow. We hardly get any around here.
Ronny: Excellent use of long exposure. The effect on the waves is really neat.
AdaptedLenses wrote:
I want to like it, but now I feel sorry for the vile as well. Nice work regardless Joshua.
No problem, I understand but that's nature and wildlife. Thank you very much!
Chris_88 wrote:
Great capture, Joshua. All I can say is "down the hatch" . The feather detail on the falcon on the previous page is excellent, btw.
Beautiful mountain vista, Rene.
I really like that warm winter light, Bob. I kinda miss the snow. We hardly get any around here.
Ronny: Excellent use of long exposure. The effect on the waves is really neat.
CV 75 1.5 stopped down.
Thank you very much, Chris! The WTK image is significantly cropped although the effective FL was 840mm. I deliberately used my A7r IV to get the crop ability of that camera. The peregrine falcon chick, on the other hand, was barely cropped; hence a better feather details there.
That a great night cityscape, Chris! And the time is perfect for that since the sky is still colorful; excellently captured!
. The feather detail on the falcon on the previous page is excellent, btw.
