for a change of pace around here

[Harryb]

I figured that I will post some shots that are not of night herons

http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/22340018-L.jpg

http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/22349379-L.jpg

http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/22339996-L.jpg

http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/22340015-L.jpg

[gus]

Absolutely beautiful photos harry. Nikon wins the colour challenge !

Now get over here & take me out for some tips !
Gus

[GREAPER]

Very nice Harry, I really like that first one. What is it, a tricolored heron? Little blue? or something else. I know we dont get them here, so I wont be harassing you with them.... :rofl

[MuskyDude]

Stunning as usual Harry. What kind is that first one? It's very noice! :D



AJ

[Harryb]

Absolutely beautiful photos harry. Nikon wins the colour challenge !

Now get over here & take me out for some tips !
GusHey Gus,

Thanks. It was the Reznick workshop that got me handling of colors improved.

Looks like we will have to do that in Utah next year. http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/deal.gif

[Kirwin]

Hi Haryy,

Great non -night heron shots!:lol3 :thumb

[bfjr]

Hi Haryy,

Great non -night heron shots!:lol3 :thumb

:agree :lol4 :hide

Harry Pristine :thumb So sharp :thumb

[gus]

Your exposure is just perfect for my eyes also.

...oh god...now im a real birder :uhoh

Gus

[jwear]

Harry I have looked and looked were did you put the night heron ??? hiding in the shrubs :dunno :scratch and if you post any more great shots like these you will be responsible for Gus's addition so better shoot with caution :D the first shot :thumb

[ian408]

Harry,

Tell me again. Are you shooting with the Better Beamer?

The lighting is very nice, shots are tack sharp and the DOF
beauty-full.

Ian

[Khaos]

Harry, that first one is spectacular.:thumb :thumb

[BigAl]

Harry, I have to go along with the others: the first one is stunning. I had to haul out my "Birds of North America" to try and ID it. Is it a Wood Stork? Can't find anything else that fits it.

regards
alan

[Harryb]

Very nice Harry, I really like that first one. What is it, a tricolored heron? Little blue? or something else. I know we dont get them here, so I wont be harassing you with them.... :rofl
Hey Brian,

That first one is a tri-colored heron. They look a lot like the little bblues but the give away is their white chest. It is a relief to know I won't get harassed with these. :D

[Harryb]

Stunning as usual Harry. What kind is that first one? It's very noice! :D



AJ
Hey AJ,

Thanks and thats a tri-colored heron. If you remember my ugly bird post that ugly chick will grow into one of these.

[Harryb]

Hi Haryy,

Great non -night heron shots!:lol3 :thumb
Thanks. I figured we needed a change of pace.

[Harryb]

:agree :lol4 :hide

Harry Pristine :thumb So sharp :thumb
Thank you Ben. I thought they came out OK even if they weren't night heron shots. :D

[Harryb]

Your exposure is just perfect for my eyes also.

...oh god...now im a real birder :uhoh

Gus


:lol4

I knew it was just a matter of time.

[Harryb]

Harry I have looked and looked were did you put the night heron ??? hiding in the shrubs http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/ne_nau.gif http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/headscratch.gif and if you post any more great shots like these you will be responsible for Gus's addition so better shoot with caution http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/icon10.gif the first shot http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/thumb.gif Geez, more night heron guff. http://dgrin.com/images/smilies/xxbah.gif

Thanks Jeff

[Harryb]

Harry,

Tell me again. Are you shooting with the Better Beamer?

The lighting is very nice, shots are tack sharp and the DOF
beauty-full.

Ian
Hey Ian,

The Better Beamer is on my shoping list but I don't have it yet.

Thanks for the kind words.

[Hawkman]

The first and third shots are outstanding Harry!

Gene

[Seamus]

Harry, what can I say, sharp, colourful, flawless :thumb


Shay.

[Harryb]

Harry, that first one is spectacular.:thumb :thumb
thanks

[Harryb]

Harry, I have to go along with the others: the first one is stunning. I had to haul out my "Birds of North America" to try and ID it. Is it a Wood Stork? Can't find anything else that fits it.

regards
alan
Hey Al,

Thats a tri-colored heron.

Harry

[Harryb]

The first and third shots are outstanding Harry!

Gene
Thank you Gene. Coming from you taht means a lot.