This is a very unusual sight. Is there any way you can give the photos a bit more pop? This is a wonderful sequence you have captured.
Morris
Thanks Morris, unfortunately the sky was full of smoke do to a wildfire
in the foothills and if I add more "pop" it comes out looking unnatural.
I did tweak it a bit and put the final images on my website.
birdied wrote:
Bravo Tim!!! Wow , what an amazing , truly amazing set. You always come back with some truly unique captures
That poor osprey must be wondering what the heck happened .
Birdie
OM Goodness!
Tim, this set is impossibly wonderful!
The Peanut Gallery is speechless...
I suspect that few birders have ever seen anything like this, much less get such good photographic coverage as you did.
I have to think that some pretty big-time magazines would be really happy to bid for the first time North American publishing rights for the series.
And there is Europe. And Asia/Pacific.
And other nature/wildlife organizations.
You were extremely lucky to be in the right place at the right time, and you were skilled enough to capture it successfully.
Now make some dough with this series .
Charlie
FANTASTIC! WINNER! Can't believe you got this amazing sequence, Tim. What an opportunity, and you nailed it! That's gotta feel good. Well done! 
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