In rare moment of good timing,I managed to find a pair eagles on a carcass.
I am normally in the wrong place without a camera when I see an event like this. Fortunately, a field of vegetation gave me the cover I needed to photograph these guys as if I were in a blind. With many more left to edit, here a few that caught my eye.
Hi everyone! New to the board ( altho been lurking for quite sometimes now; thanks everyone for all the great inputs) I've got my lens 3 weeks ago, and took a couple of shots. The lens looks great! I am glad that I made the purchase. I already have the 600mm f/4g VR, was debating if i should spend the extra money on this lens, glad that I decided to give it a go.
Put the address in as this, for your first image: [ img ]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48983393088_e1cd0bdb28_b.jpg[ /img ]
So, put the address inside [ img ] and [ /img ]. In the above, I Ieft a space between [ and img and ] and the same at the [ /img ], otherwise it will display the photo again like below. So leave the space out between the rectangular parentheses and the img at the beginning and the /img at the end.
However, i would ask that you put a larger image into your flickr site as they are a little small for a UHD screen. I use 1800 or 1900 pixels high.
Lance B wrote:
Put the address in as this, for your first image: [ img ]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48983393088_e1cd0bdb28_b.jpg[ /img ]
So, put the address inside [ img ] and [ /img ]. In the above, I Ieft a space between [ and img and ] and the same at the [ /img ], otherwise it will display the photo again like below. So leave the space out between the rectangular parentheses and the img at the beginning and the /img at the end.
However, i would ask that you put a larger image into your flickr site as they are a little small for a UHD screen. I use 1800 or 1900 pixels high.
Thank you very much Lance for the assistance! I've learned a lot from your posts and opinions
I do have the full size of the images. I'll try to post them here now!
edit: these are only larger in size, not in resolution it seems ....
Much better to see them larger, the original images look like postage stamps on my 3840 x 2160 UHD screen!
As I say, I now resize my saved jpegs for web view at 1800 or 1900 pixels high so that they take up most of a UHD screen and thus you get the full impact. For those with lower res screens, it's just a matter of using Ctrl and the mouse scroll wheel to reduce the size to fit their screen. Better to reduce than to enlarge as you lose acuity a bit when you enlarge a small image, but not the other way round.
You have some excellent images on your flickr site, I am now following you.
