Thank you very much, Marc. Much appreciated!
It is off Long Reef point. And yes, it is Luderick and we also called them Blackfish.
Osprey with catch gets chased by a Sea Gull
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It is off Long Reef point. And yes, it is Luderick and we also called them Blackfish.
Thank you very much, Tutti frutti. Much appreciated!
jfredrick
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Nothing to Critique with these beauties! Wonderful Set!!
Thank you very much, John. Much appreciated!
Very nice series LanceOsprey with catch chased by a Sea Gull.
1) Z9 + 400 f2.8E FL VR + 1.4x TCIII, 1/3200s f/5.6 at 560.0mm iso2200
2) Z9 + 400 f2.8E FL VR + 1.4x TCIII, 1/2000s f/4.5 at 560.0mm iso1000
3) Z9 + 400 f2.8E FL VR + 1.4x TCIII, 1/2000s f/4.5 at 560.0mm iso900
4) Z9 + 400 f2.8E FL VR + 1.4x TCIII, 1/4000s f/4.5 at 560.0mm iso2500
5) Z9 + 400 f2.8E FL VR + 1.4x TCIII, 1/800s f/4.5 at 560.0mm iso400
Thank you very much, Gordon. Much appreciated!Very nice series Lance
Isaac Grant
Member
Hey Lance very nice shots. Sharp with good details and excellent action. I have a small concern about the color and tones in the 4th photo. The osprey and gull seem to be carrying a more yellow in their plumage than I would expect while the rest of the images looks so cool. The yellow is evident in the darks of the osprey and the underwing flight feathers of the Silver Gull. In addition the dark streaking of the osprey looks too light to me. Where as the darks in the 5th photo are not carrying any of that yellow and they are clearly deeper and richer in tone. Minor critique for an otherwise excellent series.
Fantastic series: Well done!!
Thank you very much, Isaac. Much appreciated!Fantastic series: Well done!!
Thank you for your feedback. I am not seeing much of a difference on my calibrated screen, they look fine to me. However, the last flight shot is of them flying towards the afternoon light which would have a warmer tone.