OwlsEyes wrote:
So.. I really love the title of your post
Pictures 4 & 5 are ridiculously good... I love the wing position and eye contact... Fantastic!
Bruce, you are very kind - thank you very much!
aaronbor wrote:
Vary cool sequence of images. All are great, my favorite is #4.
Thank you very much, Aaron! (2X)
amlsml wrote:
WOW love them all but 7 would hang on the wall!! awesome
Joshua this series is amazing, really great captures. You always seem to find beautiful backgrounds where the color just compliments the subject (which is always tac sharp).
dallvr wrote:
Very cool capture of the owl with a live mustache! Excellent photos, especially the last ones.
Thank you very much, Shirley!
Dave_E wrote:
Joshua this series is amazing, really great captures. You always seem to find beautiful backgrounds where the color just compliments the subject (which is always tac sharp).
Dave
Dave, thank you for your kind words! I spend some time at the site and there are days, when I went home with practically nothing, like last Sunday, there was barely any action that day and there used to be 2 owls at this burrow but now only one. Who knows what happened to the other one... . The corporation of the target is of course the most important factor. The lighting in the morning is pretty consistent. It is true that you just have to setup your gear or stand where you get the least distraction from vegetation. After that, it is more a waiting time for the action to take place and get ready when it happens.
kdrk888 wrote:
Very cute mustache! Joshua, you must be the owe whisperer!
Douglas, thank you very much! If you hang out at the location a decent amount of time and often enough, we are increasing our odds in scoring some keepers.
sum1sgrampa wrote:
Amazing shots Joshua ! There's something very satisfying about viewing a photo and thinking "perfect, wouldn't change a thing". #7 is that.
. The corporation of the target is of course the most important factor. The lighting in the morning is pretty consistent. It is true that you just have to setup your gear or stand where you get the least distraction from vegetation. After that, it is more a waiting time for the action to take place and get ready when it happens.