Hey Colin, so sorry to hear about your condition. I do wish you all the best. You have, despite your personal setbacks, post quite an impressive collection of images here. You've managed some fantastic low perspectives in some of these, where appropriate, as well as delivering uniformly lush backgrounds. The variety of birds here is marvelous, and each and every image is delightful. It's very hard to pick a favorite — I love them all. Thanks for posting these, and hang in there!!
Edward Rotberg wrote:
Hey Colin, so sorry to hear about your condition. I do wish you all the best. You have, despite your personal setbacks, post quite an impressive collection of images here. You've managed some fantastic low perspectives in some of these, where appropriate, as well as delivering uniformly lush backgrounds. The variety of birds here is marvelous, and each and every image is delightful. It's very hard to pick a favorite — I love them all. Thanks for posting these, and hang in there!!
= Ed =
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dclark wrote:
These images are all superb, one winner after another! Then I saw the last one. How did you get that shot!! Amazing.
Your remark about the A1 made me laugh.
YGMV.
Dave
Thanks guys.
Dave, a pair of Caspian Terns have been hanging around Victoria lately, and in typical fashion, the male will go fishing and return the catch to the female, and this one was fairly close as it was flying in. Shot with the Sony 600 f/4 and 1.4 ext, and the A1 provided some cropability.
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jaylee73 wrote:
Wow, what a set of images. Nicely done Colin. YGMV
Jason
sathsy2017 wrote:
Love your clicks @Colin F@ whenever I see the pictures in my FB feed or Instagram feed I immediately recognize that they are yours. You have a style!
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dj_hess wrote:
Truly impressive as always Colin. Your style and quality is something I strive for.
Dave
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tshore wrote:
Hi Colin,
I am greatly saddened to hear of your diagnosis. I can't imagine how this must be.
If it is any comfort, you can be safe in the knowledge that you have left a legacy of amazing and inspiring images for us to enjoy. Thank you.
Tim.
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richrwk wrote:
These are all so amazing. I can't possibly decide on favorites. They are so good, almost to the point of they can't possibly be real photos good.
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csinseattle wrote:
Colin, a beautiful set, wish you good health
Chris S.
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Seny wrote:
Keep on clicking my friend.
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runakid wrote:
You got my vote and wonderful pictures. No reply is necessary.
God's best
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saaketham wrote:
Voted .. for the beautiful images
Replying to show our support and hope that you regain good health soon
Colin, I have been long admirer for your work and have been following you on instagram/Facebook for long time. Your work has been my inspiration to get into wildlife and bird photography.
I had read your original thread about your health and glad to hear it’s slower than normal progress. Best of luck!
Sagar wrote:
Colin, I have been long admirer for your work and have been following you on instagram/Facebook for long time. Your work has been my inspiration to get into wildlife and bird photography.
I had read your original thread about your health and glad to hear it’s slower than normal progress. Best of luck!
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Karl Witt wrote:
Fabulous and earned my vote as it has of many others I see
Best to you
Karl
Colin, If you don't mind I have a question, you have few hundreds of great images of varied subjects (be it people/street or birds), when most would struggle to reach hunderd of that caliber, specially for subjects like bird/wildlife.
