Coming in for the landing

[Colz]

http://colz.smugmug.com/photos/199869341-M.jpg


Comments please

[bham]

Great red X. :rofl Not much to critique though.

[SloYerRoll]

Check your external links n stuff. I don't see anything.

-Jon

[Skippy]

Comments please

Hi Colz, I fixed your post so the image now shows.
When you insert an image be careful to check the address.
Yours had http:// twice in the address. http://http://

If you copy the entire link to where your image is,
you must remove the http:// that automatically comes up when you
press insert image.

Great shot Colz :thumb .... Skippy :D
.

[SloYerRoll]

Ummm
Still don't see anything.

[Icebear]

:dunno

[pathfinder]

I just see an "?" not an X , even after emptying my cache in Safari.

Do you have external links turned on, Colz?

[pyrtek]

I'd bump the saturation a little bit so that the X really stands out from the white
background. You might want to sharpen it a little, too. I like the central composition
in this, though.

[Icebear]

I'd bump the saturation a little bit so that the X really stands out from the white
background. You might want to sharpen it a little, too. I like the central composition
in this, though.
Cruel, Dude.

[Art Scott]

4:56PM CDT and still no image(s) ..... hmmmmmmmmmmmm:dunno:scratch

[Aviator327]

http://colz.smugmug.com/photos/199869341-M.jpg


Comments please

Was he given clearance to land?

[pathfinder]

Colz,

I now see a bird in flight.

You asked for comments, but I am not certain what kind of comments you are asking for. Concerning exposure, shooting techniques, lighting, species of bird? More specific questions will be more likely to receive a response.

Was there a particular reason this was posted in the Technique forum, rather than the Wildlife forum, where it might seem more appropriate?

[Grainbelt]

dropped the landing gear a bit early, methinks.