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Photograph Galleries => Photo Galleries => Photos - General => Topic started by: Paul on November 26, 2008, 06:28:32 PM
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Was going through some old pics that I took, while "cleaning" my computer. This first batch are some that I won various contest with (no big deal, really). They were all taken with a Canon 30D and Canon 300mm 4/f IS USM lens.
White-breasted nuthatch
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4404.jpg)
Northern-flicker
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_9064.jpg)
Woodchuck
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_6426.jpg)
Pair of water snakes
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_0885.jpg)
Yellow-bellied sap-sucker
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_0660.jpg)
Some kind of "hopper"
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_3249.jpg)
And the moon ;D This pic was taken with a 2X teleconverter attatched to my lens
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_8375-1.jpg)
Those are all of my "winners," thanks for looking :)
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Thanks for the showing ;) tiphat
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Wowww DD :o
Please keep posting your pictures, I really enjoyed your last thread when you were doing this.
I only wish that even in this modern age I could take professional photographs like this.
Mark
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Paul I like the photos. The first photo of the white-breasted nuthatch is great. Very good detail.
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Wowww DD :o
Please keep posting your pictures, I really enjoyed your last thread when you were doing this.
I only wish that even in this modern age I could take professional photographs like this.
Mark
Totally agree, Mark...
Jaw stopping stuff, Paul.. and this is shooting I like to read about ! ;)
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Thank you Alenika, Sparky114, WestCoast, and Msmoby_ru very much :)
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Wow, I completely missed this one.
Great photos!!!!
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First photo what I found in internet was looking like a DD's "watermelon". :knit: good job,DD.
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Thank you Markje and Mirror.
A few more pics. Didn't win anything with these (lol), but they are some of my personal favorites for different reasons.
Hooded Mergansers
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_3376.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_3368copy.jpg)
Chipmunk
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_9832.jpg)
Squirrel
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_5959.jpg)
Dark-eyed Junco (it is very hard to get an exposure like with a bird that is both black and white).
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_7774.jpg)
Some turtles
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_0860.jpg)
Canada geese
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_1513.jpg)
Solitary Sandpiper (maybe, this type of bird is hard to ID)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_1482.jpg)
Great Blue Heron
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_1640.jpg)
Mallard (I got very lucky with this shot, it has not been cropped)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_1733.jpg)
Ring-billed gulls on a frozen section of Lake Ontario
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/3132678334f83f.jpg)
Thanks for looking (again)
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very nice pictures - your Sandpiper may be a young Curlew
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Thanks Paul. I enjoyed watching the photos as usually :THUB:
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very nice pictures - your Sandpiper may be a young Curlew
Thank you MrMann. A Curlew would be vary rare in my area, so I ruled it out (still possible though). Unfortunately, the birds position makes a 100% ID, impossible.
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Thanks Paul. I enjoyed watching the photos as usually :THUB:
Thank you again Alenika :)
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D-D,
Nataly likes your photo's very much. It's also a kind of hobby for her, but we don't have a good camera. She took this using my 4 year old Olympus Stylus camera while we were in Colorado this summer.
(http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm251/dave2213/Colorado/Breck_Hummingbird.jpg)
She has tons of mushroom and flower pics on her computer that she took in Ukraine. We both love photography, maybe someday we will get a real camera. :)
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Photography is always something which I am sorry I never studied. I take 35-40 pictures, and only one turns out great. :(
DD - you are very talented in this area. :bow:
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Photography is always something which I am sorry I never studied. I take 35-40 pictures, and only one turns out great. :(
DD - you are very talented in this area. :bow:
I totally agree with you Manny, I to have this problem (even in the age of digital photography) my camera still has no idea of what to shoot and how. (or as I am becoming more aware of it must be the fault of the operator) :rolleye0009:
DD you are extremely talented and please continue to post your pictures, it give me something, or a standard to aim for ::)
In my dreams only I fear :(
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Spectacular photos D_D. The photo of the mallard is indeed impressive.
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D-D,
Nataly likes your photo's very much. It's also a kind of hobby for her, but we don't have a good camera. She took this using my 4 year old Olympus Stylus camera while we were in Colorado this summer.
She has tons of mushroom and flower pics on her computer that she took in Ukraine. We both love photography, maybe someday we will get a real camera. :)
Thanks Jinx and Nataly :) Jinx, please ask Nataly to post some of her pictures here at RUA,.. and tell her that I said the pic of the hummingbird is very nice.
Christmas is just around the corner, stimulate the economy ;D
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Photography is always something which I am sorry I never studied. I take 35-40 pictures, and only one turns out great. :(
DD - you are very talented in this area. :bow:
I totally agree with you Manny, I to have this problem (even in the age of digital photography) my camera still has no idea of what to shoot and how. (or as I am becoming more aware of it must be the fault of the operator) :rolleye0009:
DD you are extremely talented and please continue to post your pictures, it give me something, or a standard to aim for ::)
In my dreams only I fear :(
Thanks Manny and Sparky114,
I've taken thousands of pictures, and these are just some of the few that think are decent enough to share here. I would say that 80% of the pictures I take go straight to the recycle bin.
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Spectacular photos D_D. The photo of the mallard is indeed impressive.
Thank you WestCoast :)
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"D_D,"
Awesome Photos. I admire your talent because i could never take pics like you do. I (*I have some fine motor tremors*) can't seem to get a 'steady shot'. Great job!
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D_D Nice pix .
Several years ago I was out canoeing near the cottage,when I spotted a squirrel out over the water on a fallen tree. It was odd,and they it jumped into the water ! Very rare to see, what was even more bizzare is that the little guy was swimming towards me,and than hit my canoe. Looking at it I noticed it had no eyes,only the fur covering where the eyes should of been.
So being the kind,gentle,compassionte,sensitive... you getting all this Manny ? I scooped the animal up on my paddle and placed it in the canoe. I later took it to a rehab hospital where I thought it could live out a sheltered life. I was thinking of keeping it as a pet,but thought someone else could care better for it. So upon me signing little Stevie Wonder over to the place, I left and I heard a call from a bird of prey ! :o
I asked your not going to use it as bait are you ? She just raised her eyebrows. I have never been back :(
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"D_D,"
Awesome Photos. I admire your talent because i could never take pics like you do. I (*I have some fine motor tremors*) can't seem to get a 'steady shot'. Great job!
Thank you ECR844,
With most newer digital cameras, you can take pictures in the manual mode. If you can learn how to adjust the cameras aperture, ISO speed, and shutter speed, you can make up for some of the unsteadiness. If you do not want to take the time to learn how to shoot in manual mode, you can always get a tripod from Wally World :)
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D_D Nice pix .
Several years ago I was out canoeing near the cottage,when I spotted a squirrel out over the water on a fallen tree. It was odd,and they it jumped into the water ! Very rare to see, what was even more bizzare is that the little guy was swimming towards me,and than hit my canoe. Looking at it I noticed it had no eyes,only the fur covering where the eyes should of been.
So being the kind,gentle,compassionte,sensitive... you getting all this Manny ? I scooped the animal up on my paddle and placed it in the canoe. I later took it to a rehab hospital where I thought it could live out a sheltered life. I was thinking of keeping it as a pet,but thought someone else could care better for it. So upon me signing little Stevie Wonder over to the place, I left and I heard a call from a bird of prey ! :o
I asked your not going to use it as bait are you ? She just raised her eyebrows. I have never been back :(
Thank you Donhollio,
and I'm sorry but...
:chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
It's gotta suck to be at the bottom of the food chain.
:laugh:
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DD, how much is it to hire you to take pics of me? :innocent:
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DD, how much is it to hire you to take pics of me? :innocent:
Trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent: :duh:
I could never charge you anything Julie :)
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DD, how much is it to hire you to take pics of me? :innocent:
Trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent: :duh:
I could never charge you anything Julie :)
so we need to organize it. i like to take different pics of me :innocent:
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DD, how much is it to hire you to take pics of me? :innocent:
Trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent: :duh:
I could never charge you anything Julie :)
so we need to organize it. i like to take different pics of me :innocent:
I know you do :king: :smokin: When would you like to have your photo shoot? :)
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I know you do :king: :smokin: When would you like to have your photo shoot? :)
i want it every day :king:
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I know you do :king: :smokin: When would you like to have your photo shoot? :)
i want it every day :king:
Still trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent: :duh:
Ok, but you will have to feed me and give me a place to sleep at night.
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Ok, but you will have to feed me and give me a place to sleep at night.
trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent:
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Ok, but you will have to feed me and give me a place to sleep at night.
trying very hard not to say anything inappropriate... :innocent:
:-* :king: :king: :king:
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OK you two, get a room. ;D
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Excellent!
The snakes, what kind are they?
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Excellent!
The snakes, what kind are they?
Thank you Mendeleyev, the closet thing they resemble in my field guide is the Northern Water Snake (Nerodia sipedon). They seem to be very common here in New York.
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D_D, I'd like to hire you too, I've got quite a few models for you. Here is one of them, gender is unknown but I've heard you are not fussy about it :-X
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Great Pictures Day_Dreamer! Nice work.
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Great Pictures Day_Dreamer! Nice work.
Thank you BCARTR :) Some other pics that I posted before in the chat section are below.. just in case someone missed them :chuckle: Damn I love photography ;D
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4815.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4590.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4434.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4146.jpg)
Flower is less than 1/4 inch in diameter.
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4148copy.jpg)
Spider mite and gnat, slightly bigger than a grain of sand...
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4623.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/_MG_4628.jpg)
Set up to take the above pics of the spider mite...
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/100_36721copy.jpg)
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l48/paulk_68/100_36711copy.jpg)
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Great Macros, and thanks for posting the set up. I never new about a reverse ring and had to look it up.
I have been looking at different Bogen clamps, your pics give me an idea. Thanks!
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DD, have you got them somewhere in bigger sizes? I know I asked before but don't remeber you answering
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Great Photos again Paul, but can I ask, how important is the electrical tape in that set up :chuckle:
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Great Macros, and thanks for posting the set up. I never new about a reverse ring and had to look it up.
I have been looking at different Bogen clamps, your pics give me an idea. Thanks!
Thank you BCARTR :)
DD, have you got them somewhere in bigger sizes? I know I asked before but don't remeber you answering
Just tell me which you like and I will send the full size pic to you :)
Great Photos again Paul, but can I ask, how important is the electrical tape in that set up :chuckle:
LOL :chuckle: The tape keeps the flash from moving around when I bump into things with it, when photographing insects, it happens often. Thank you Chris.
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Just tell me which you like and I will send the full size pic to you :)
snakes and turtles please. More later :)
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I still cant get over that Spider Mite and Gnat picture! Good Stuff!
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Just tell me which you like and I will send the full size pic to you :)
snakes and turtles please. More later :)
Will look for them now :)
Edit- you have mail :)
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I still cant get over that Spider Mite and Gnat picture! Good Stuff!
Thanks again, BCARTR,
You should able to do the same with your 100mm and 50mm lenses with a reversing ring that can be found on just about any photography suppliers website like B&H Photo.
This link explains a little about shooting with a reversed lens...
http://www.insecta.co.za/ZArticles/revers/revers.htm