Hard to follow those beautiful shots Douglas! I need to get the 200-600 to get more reach.
I wasn't intending to photograph wildlife when I went out this morning after a snow storm but I couldn't resist getting some shots of this eagle. My poor a7RII struggled with the bird as it flew from its perch.
Douglas L wrote:
A couple shots with my new toys yesterday. Look at the sad eyes of the fish in the third picture, makes me feel sorry for the poor fish. I am amazed how massive the bald eagles' wingspan is.
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you very much, K-H.! I am glad you like that image.
You are welcome Joshua.
Your skill combined with the A1’s performance has propelled in particular your bird images to another level.
Congratulations, K-H.
k-h.a.w wrote:
You are welcome Joshua.
Your skill combined with the A1’s performance has propelled in particular your bird images to another level.
Congratulations, K-H.
I appreciate your kind words, K-H.!
digital_AM wrote:
Simply stunning image Joshua. Excellent clarity and color.
Thank you very much, Alfredo! Your eagle images and the deer-in-the-snow image are outstanding. Of course, your landscape images from Utah and your newly adopted state are superb, as well.
Thank you very much, Alfredo! Your eagle images and the deer-in-the-snow image are outstanding. Of course, your landscape images from Utah and your newly adopted state are superb, as well.
digital_AM wrote:
Hard to follow those beautiful shots Douglas! I need to get the 200-600 to get more reach.
I wasn't intending to photograph wildlife when I went out this morning after a snow storm but I couldn't resist getting some shots of this eagle. My poor a7RII struggled with the bird as it flew from its perch.
FE 100-400 GM
You are so kind, Alfredo! I love your shots of the eagle and deer in snow! Christmas card material! I have been enjoying the beautiful American Southwest through your lenses. I must admit I haven't been to that part of the country much yet
