ginger_55
Jun-12-2005, 07:06 PM
combo: "fish" could eat good. These are just three of many from today. Kind of whichever I got to first that was a mix. I was at the Osprey nest after photographing the Baptism. I ended up with more than I had bargained for, stayed over two and a half hours. All my CF cards. So this is a small sample. I will definitely put up another woodstork, just not tonight.......
Below is the food delivery: backwards, well frontwards, is a butt shot, but a special one. Fresh fish. Note small osprey head included, along with parent's head, too.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789083-L.jpg
Impatient child, whose face is framed by whatelse: Osprey parent butts.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789073-L.jpg
The fish HALF is right here for all to see, babys are being fed. Was very exciting!
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789047-L.jpg
Intermittantly woodstorks were flying by, that was my extra treat! In addition to the other birds, I do love the Woodstorks, had never seen one before yesterday, or probably I had not recognized one.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789058-L.jpg
6/12/2005
Photography by ginger
Almost to the Isle of Palms
Mt Pleasant side
Charleston County,
South Carolina
I used the 300 Prime with just the 1 1/4 extender,
I wanted the AF for comfort and for flyers.
It tracked better than in the past, or I
am getting more proficient. Also, I was
alone today, helps.
I used something like f 13, that gave me
more depth of field, a large help. It started
about 2 PM, so the light was strong. I did
not expect to do anything except practice.
Below is the food delivery: backwards, well frontwards, is a butt shot, but a special one. Fresh fish. Note small osprey head included, along with parent's head, too.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789083-L.jpg
Impatient child, whose face is framed by whatelse: Osprey parent butts.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789073-L.jpg
The fish HALF is right here for all to see, babys are being fed. Was very exciting!
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789047-L.jpg
Intermittantly woodstorks were flying by, that was my extra treat! In addition to the other birds, I do love the Woodstorks, had never seen one before yesterday, or probably I had not recognized one.
http://gingersnap.smugmug.com/photos/24789058-L.jpg
6/12/2005
Photography by ginger
Almost to the Isle of Palms
Mt Pleasant side
Charleston County,
South Carolina
I used the 300 Prime with just the 1 1/4 extender,
I wanted the AF for comfort and for flyers.
It tracked better than in the past, or I
am getting more proficient. Also, I was
alone today, helps.
I used something like f 13, that gave me
more depth of field, a large help. It started
about 2 PM, so the light was strong. I did
not expect to do anything except practice.