trying to capture movement as they take off pushing my lense to the limit ..70-200 1.4 X misty rain
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DebT
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OK something different from the crisp static bird shots Iv'e been working on ...
trying to capture movement as they take off pushing my lense to the limit ..70-200 1.4 X misty rain Comments ?? DebT DebT
"so many dreams - so little time "
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Great sense of movement in these Deb. The last is awesome.
That bee-eater is going to become vain I think 
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deb i think they look awesome. were you going for BIF shots or did it just work out that way ?
#1 and #3 in particular are really eye catching. EM1 l 7.5 l 12-40 l 14 l 17 l 25 l 45 l 60 l 75 l AW1 l V3
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Rooz,
Movement very intentional - trying to catch them as they take off but missing the sharp focus on the eyes so more practice needed ...but it's a start. Thanks Kevin DebT DebT
"so many dreams - so little time "
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Deb - #1&3 for me. Well captured. Keep up the good work. Whales are next!.
fozzie
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I have to buck the trend a little here, #1 is nice, but there is too much motion in that bird on the right, however #3 is a beautiful image. Great stuff there Deb!
Cameron
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The last is great Deb. At this size the eyes are fine.
Very hard for the camera to focus when object moving toward you I think. Nice work. Regards Colin
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The first one is lovely! Love how the bird is blurred.
The last is one also great bar the mild softness... The middle one is the weakest- I don't like the pose - it's not flattering even for a scavenger bird.
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As with the later replies I really like the last image- everything's a mass of movement except for the head which looks steady as a rock- nice work.
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Both #1 and #3 work for me. I love the movement and the smeared colours. #2 lacks impact because of the fussy background. Nice work!
Regards
Matt. K
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