These are some nice poses, Will. I think he was doing a fly by, just to have his picture taken. The position of the wings in #1, with the shadow on his wings, is just plain cool. #2 is my favorite, though. It is crispy sharp and shows off the underside of the wings, nicely. I think he may be saluting you in #3. Sandies are on my Bucket list. Someday....someday!
Wonderful Job Will, right place, right time, proper preparation and $1500. at the local tatoo parlor make for a phenomenal Photo, hahaha. Just kidding
As has been said, we all make our own luck and the time you spend in the field perfecting your technique and skill is all too apparent with the images you consistently post
Thanks for sharing
Larry
Larry Williams wrote:
Boy oh Boy............! That sure took a lot of patience and work on your part to capture the shadow of the head of another Sandy on that wing in #1!
Great series and wonderful captures.
Larry
Finally!...someone appreciates all the effort that went into this
Thanks very much, Larry
Nello Milanese wrote:
That's like winning the lottery!
Awesome grab on the 1st monkey
I tend to agree w those sayin' it was just luck
actually you should start a poll
Ya know, I stuck a pole out there hopin' for some new "moves" to photograph...
but they haven't figured out what to do with it just yet.
Many thanks, Nello!
David Israel wrote:
These are some nice poses, Will. I think he was doing a fly by, just to have his picture taken. The position of the wings in #1, with the shadow on his wings, is just plain cool. #2 is my favorite, though. It is crispy sharp and shows off the underside of the wings, nicely. I think he may be saluting you in #3. Sandies are on my Bucket list. Someday....someday!
Great job on these, Will!
Dave
Hey Dave! Thanks a lot, buddy. Was pleased with a couple of different looks this time out.
tom cardin wrote:
Yup, take advantage of luck, but bieng prepared, brings the luck to you.
They are all neat captures, Will, but #1 is the plum.
Tom
Yessir! Appreciate it, Tom. Hope you and the Mrs are doing well.
BearCreekLar wrote:
Wonderful Job Will, right place, right time, proper preparation and $1500. at the local tatoo parlor make for a phenomenal Photo, hahaha. Just kidding
As has been said, we all make our own luck and the time you spend in the field perfecting your technique and skill is all too apparent with the images you consistently post
Thanks for sharing
Larry
That's very kind of you, Larry. I'm thinkin' it's time well invested, my kids would argue that.
"Dad, shoot more people....that's where the money is!" They have a point, but wildlife seldom talks back.
Thanks again!
