surgemaster wrote:
Watch it Gary. They can become addictive. I am not a fan of man made things in wildlife images but I really love the fence images. All well done.
Rex
I totally agree Rex. But there's something about an Owl on a fencepost that works for me. It doesn't hurt that those are pretty photogenic posts
Dave_E wrote:
These are really nice Gary. I love SEO’s so nice the way they glide around a field. Did you come across any Harriers around the owls, they seem to coexist and compete with one another. I think the fence post perched is my favorite.
Dave
Hi Dave. Yes, there was a Harrier buzzing around but she kept her distance.
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downey.craig wrote:
Great set! How are you liking the z180-600? I'm eyeing that to pair with my z6.
I'm very happy with it. I'm often tempted by the low prices of F-mount 600 F4's but I just keep thinking about the weight and I'm not getting any younger. The 186 certainly doesn't have the BG rendering of an F4 but it's much smoother than my Sigma 150-600 S was.
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douter wrote:
The last seems to have a chip on his shoulder, Gary!
Douglas
Little bird with a big attitude
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louie champan wrote:
Awesome set of images Gary.
Thanks very much Louie
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johnohio wrote:
Great shots Gary. Voted ! Definitely addictive subject.
John
No question John. I wish they were a little closer.
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Karl Witt wrote:
Great encounters Gary! These have the chill of Winter in them, get feel to the images.
Karl
