[pimnauta]

It's been a long time that I've been on this site but I think I should look more often and see what members are making and are sharing with us......
I've made a series of a Eurasian Jay getting a peanut out of a small hole in a tree trunk I call this series of photos "From pole to pole".
This was done in my small garden in Holland and almost in the town center so I'm very happy with the visits from a couple of Eurasian Jays.

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[DRwyoming]

Great action series but I love the first image as a standalone. The sense of imbalance and anticipation is awesome in that photo!

 

[Ralph]

It's been a long time that I've been on this site but I think I should look more often and see what members are making and are sharing with us......
I've made a series of a Eurasian Jay getting a peanut out of a small hole in a tree trunk I call this series of photos "From pole to pole".
This was done in my small garden in Holland and almost in the town center so I'm very happy with the visits from a couple of Eurasian Jays.

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Awesome sequence!

 

[pimnauta]

Awesome sequence!

Thank you very much, Ralph.

 

[pimnauta]

Great action series but I love the first image as a standalone. The sense of imbalance and anticipation is awesome in that photo!

Thank you for your feedback and I was hesitant in what to choose for, photos as a standalone or as a series.......

 

[bleirer]

Very well done. Would make a nice pentaptych.

 

[ssheipel]

Excellent. I find myself actually leaning into that first shot!!

 

[FB101]

Love the action sequence. Very well done.

 

[AstiS]

Awesome!

 

[Mark Garfinkel]

Great series

 

[RichF]

Wonderful series. What camera? Not that the camera did all the work, you did. Just wondering what tool (camera) you used

 

[pimnauta]

Great series

Thank you very much.

 

[pimnauta]

Awesome!

Thank you!

 

[pimnauta]

Love the action sequence. Very well done.

Thanks.

 

[pimnauta]

Wonderful series. What camera? Not that the camera did all the work, you did. Just wondering what tool (camera) you used

Hi, the camera used here is a Nikon D850 with a Nikon 300mm f/2.8
VR II mounted on a swinghead and a small tripod.
Thanks for tour kind words.

 

[Whiskeyman]

It's been a long time that I've been on this site but I think I should look more often and see what members are making and are sharing with us......
I've made a series of a Eurasian Jay getting a peanut out of a small hole in a tree trunk I call this series of photos "From pole to pole".
This was done in my small garden in Holland and almost in the town center so I'm very happy with the visits from a couple of Eurasian Jays.

Very nice series! Visit and post on the site more often!

 

[DanG]

Great series. comgratulations!

 

[Cristobal]

Great captures of a beautiful and very bright bird!

 

[Mags1]

It's been a long time that I've been on this site but I think I should look more often and see what members are making and are sharing with us......
I've made a series of a Eurasian Jay getting a peanut out of a small hole in a tree trunk I call this series of photos "From pole to pole".
This was done in my small garden in Holland and almost in the town center so I'm very happy with the visits from a couple of Eurasian Jays.

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Nice series

It's been a long time that I've been on this site but I think I should look more often and see what members are making and are sharing with us......
I've made a series of a Eurasian Jay getting a peanut out of a small hole in a tree trunk I call this series of photos "From pole to pole".
This was done in my small garden in Holland and almost in the town center so I'm very happy with the visits from a couple of Eurasian Jays.

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Nice series