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photonoclast wrote:
This is a wonderful set! Almost color monochrome. To me, #6 and #9 would be interesting candidates for a black & white conversion.
Thank you very much, photonoclast! I will give your idea a try.
louie champan wrote:
Top notch set of images Joshua, love those creamy backgrounds.
Thank you very much, Louie! That perch is the best for us photographers. I noticed that the female kestrel would bring its prey to the closest perch to be consumed where it was caught, at least most of the time.
lighthound wrote:
Wow! These are super nice Joshua! Love that golden light. Kudos for thinking ahead and getting ready with the wider gear.
Dave
Thank you very much, Dave! To be honest, the main reason for me to switch gear had to do more with my confidence level of being able to handle 1,200mm and to track a fast flying kestrel but I appreciate your giving me that credit though . Plus, the camera I used for tracking has a better AF performance.
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Here are two more images of the female kestrel at two other perches. The first one is actually lower in height than the perch in the first 9 images but to be able to get fairly close to that I have to go down the slope, resulting in an upward aim of the lens. The second image shows her main perch on the top of the tree higher on the bluff. She spends a considerable time up there on the look out for insect/mouse movement on the ground. It is obvious why I prefer the first perch.
#10 - Female American Kestrel enjoying her meal
#11 - At her main perch, high up on the tree
Edited on Dec 14, 2020 at 08:14 PM · View previous versions
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