Don't Mess With This Raven!
Oct 5, 2018 13:07:53
I thought I'd post a few that make me smile on this beautiful Friday. Story? The first photo was right after a Red-shouldered Hawk flew out of the lower part of the tree. The others were calmer, a low amusing, indescribable throaty song that was alerting that the danger was over, I can only imagine. He kept "singing" for quite a while.
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
Oct 5, 2018 13:15:59
Katydid wrote:
I thought I'd post a few that make me smile on this beautiful Friday. Story? The first photo was right after a Red-shouldered Hawk flew out of the lower part of the tree. The others were calmer, a low amusing, indescribable throaty song that was alerting that the danger was over, I can only imagine. He kept "singing" for quite a while.
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
Really like the first one. And the gray backgound will give you the option of changing it out - for a more Halloween background. Sometimes the shot is more important than waiting for a background. I like the shot.
Oct 5, 2018 13:17:10
Oct 5, 2018 13:21:01
wdross wrote:
Really like the first one. And the gray backgound will give you the option of changing it out - for a more Halloween background. Sometimes the shot is more important than waiting for a background. I like the shot.
I agree with what you said, wdross. Thanks for looking and for your comments and ideas.
Oct 5, 2018 13:21:28
Oct 5, 2018 13:32:47
Wow! Just crazy good I like pic 3 and 4 da best! What camera and glass you got good exposure and detail hard to do on a black cird
Oct 5, 2018 16:49:01
Oct 5, 2018 17:52:04
davyboy wrote:
Wow! Just crazy good I like pic 3 and 4 da best! What camera and glass you got good exposure and detail hard to do on a black cird
Davyboy, I used my D500 and of course, the Nikon 200-500 lens. Glad you liked the photos!
Oct 5, 2018 17:52:41
Oct 5, 2018 19:36:44
Katydid wrote:
I thought I'd post a few that make me smile on this beautiful Friday. Story? The first photo was right after a Red-shouldered Hawk flew out of the lower part of the tree. The others were calmer, a low amusing, indescribable throaty song that was alerting that the danger was over, I can only imagine. He kept "singing" for quite a while.
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
Very nice, Katydid
Oct 5, 2018 20:48:15
Oct 6, 2018 06:18:15
Oct 6, 2018 06:32:14
Katydid wrote:
I thought I'd post a few that make me smile on this beautiful Friday. Story? The first photo was right after a Red-shouldered Hawk flew out of the lower part of the tree. The others were calmer, a low amusing, indescribable throaty song that was alerting that the danger was over, I can only imagine. He kept "singing" for quite a while.
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
It was a cloudy day with white gray skies so the photos are almost black and white. I am not sure how I got blue sky on the first one!
Nice set Katy.
Oct 6, 2018 11:25:16
Oct 6, 2018 11:45:24