Lucky snaps

[LarryPlane]

I'm primarily a people portrait photographer, so don't really do much bird snapping, but the other day I was wondering along and managed to grab these.

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[Tigger]

Re: Lucky snaps

you've done a lot better than me, but 1st & 2nd do look a bit over sharpened ? especially the first

[EOS_User]

Re: Lucky snaps

You lucky Buzzard!!!!

Agree with Ian on #1&2, but lift the shadows just a smidgin on #3 and it's a cracker...

[LarryPlane]

Re: Lucky snaps

I'll take a look at what I did. Not normally working with feathers, at least not ones attached to a bird. :)

[Nathaniel]

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Ah! Buzzards again. Lucky man!

[the black fox]

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Nice shots and not easy to get right if your not into b.i.f pics. . IMHO a tighter crop would enhance them all ,birds need space to fly into but in this case theres to much of it

[CanonLad]

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Buzzards are great to watch. Even better if you can get shots of them.

[Stan]

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Nice shots and not easy to get right if your not into b.i.f pics.

agree with Jeff and yes there is too much dead space to the left and first two look way oversharpened - guess given your kit they are big crops

Stan

[Brian Sugden]

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Agree with other comments, but never having photographed buzzards in flight I'd be well pleased with these.

Brian

[Bill53]

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Have to agree with others comments but still very nice images especially if you are not really into bird photography.

Bill.

[tesarver]

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Tom