It sure looks like you are comfortable with it already. Man capturing the PF isn't an easy task My favorites would be the heron and the sandies. The one slowly floating down is too cool. I have never seen them do that and would really like to. I'm looking forward to seeing more of what you can do with the new tool once you are really comfortable with it
Thomas Sanders wrote:
Got that new body in working order I see Henrik
Nice compo on #1 and that's a lovely IF of the Harrier!
Like the downbeat pose on the Perigrine!
The Sandy's look great and you handled some tough light quite well
Tom
Thanks Tom. It's the first body I've owned with microadjust. Still fine tuning a few lenses and getting used to the camera.
Gary Udstrand wrote:
The Sandhill shots are awesome. I especially like the last one but I think if it were mine I would desat the background a bit. Really make the cranes "pop" right out of the frame. :-)
Hey Gary. Thanks for commenting. Hadn't thought of desaturating the background. Good suggestion, will give it a try.
I enjoyed all of these. The 7D looks like a keeper! My favorite shot is #3, followed by 4, 2, 1 etc etc!!! I like them all!
Nice job
Hey Cris and thanks for commenting. It was nice having a big ground of sandhills coming through. Another few weeks and the snow geese will be arriving in big numbers. Already have a few around.
pcimaging wrote:
These all look real nice to me. Your post processing workflow would be helpful to me. The colors and contrast are great. Thanks for sharing them.
Hi Greg.
Thanks for your comment. Will send you a PM on my post processing.
My favorites would be the heron and the sandies. The one slowly floating down is too cool. I have never seen them do that and would really like to. I'm looking forward to seeing more of what you can do with the new tool once you are really comfortable with it 
