baby osprey, good

[ginger_55]

http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/23047359-L.jpg


http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/23047366-L.jpg

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5/25/2005

[GREAPER]

You did a nice job on the last one. Pretty sharp.

[ginger_55]

Thanks so much, Greaper, again, for looking and commenting. The last one is a direct crop of the one before.

Basically there are only two photos up there. I would take the first one down, I just don't know how. (I did delete the first one and the crop from it.)

I had to shoot that across a highway and way up a pole. With a 300 and two extenders, hand held. The window was not working well for me. May have had something to do with the dogs who were trying to climb in my lap. I did take as many photos as possible, chimping to do it. But the baby birds were hidden most of the time. Basically this is the cleanest one. And speaking of that, I do see that I missed, or forgot, to clean the sensor spots. I will.

Thanks so much for looking and commenting, and I know I am repeating myself, but I do appreciate it.

ginger

[Andy]

With a 300 and two extenders, hand held. {snip}.... And speaking of that, I do see that I missed, or forgot, to clean the sensor spots. I will.


ginger

good demo of why reach in birding is so critical! i was gonna say "clean yer sensor" but you know that already :D

thanks for posting!

[Harryb]

Hey Ginger,


Congrats on thoose osprey chick pics. Those are the first I've seen here. Good work on a tough capture.

[bfjr]

Got some good reach and good shots out of it.
Did you say Handheld ?? :wow

That really looks like an big nest :D

[MuskyDude]

Wow. :thumb That is awesome Ginger, you must be so happy you saw these and got shots. Great effort! :clap :clap



AJ