I don’t know what it is about Canadian waterfowl but they seem to let you closer than in California. :-). Lovely images and even better light. Glad you are getting over the crud.
arbitrage wrote:
Very nice work.
Looks like you were more productive from shore than I was out in the water but at least I didn't have the kids stepping on my back,
TFS
Geoff
That cloud free day was indeed great. So rare around here lately.
jaylee73 wrote:
Colin, these are exceptional. Glad you're feeling better.
Jason
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aboutthelight wrote:
Beautiful work. And man from a NY perspective I am jealous. There is just no way to get close to waterfowl like this around here. Would take a seasons work to accomplish what you did in a morning. Congrats and looking forward to more...
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AGeoJO wrote:
Good that you feel better, Colin and good enough to capture those wonderful images!
Joshua
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Karl Witt wrote:
I just voted..........what light and color! A true viewing pleasure Colin. Sorry to hear you were sick, glad you back at it and feeling better.
tshore wrote:
Wonderful light and low angle. Love the Eurasian Wigeon particularly.
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Hathaway wrote:
I don’t know what it is about Canadian waterfowl but they seem to let you closer than in California. :-). Lovely images and even better light. Glad you are getting over the crud.
Bob
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bibek wrote:
Colin get well soon.. amazing set as usual sir..
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eheffa wrote:
Beautiful Portraits in exceptional light. How do you get so low? Are you using the flip down back screen?
-evan
Thanks all.
Evan: Yes, that's one huge thing about the Sony a9, I always flip out the rear screen to get these low profile shots. It's a shame that trying this with the D850 didn't work due to their inferior AF system.
