The Eagle has landed.

l pearse · 29-09-2008 9:05am #1

Killruddery House.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5 A differant type of bird!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29172058@N07/

PaulieC · 29-09-2008 9:28am

like 1 & 3. Nice and sharp

jackdaw · 29-09-2008 9:29am

Great shots ...

what lens did you use ?

l pearse · 29-09-2008 9:39am

Sigma 55-300mm zoom with macro.
You should have seen some of the lenses & cameras yesterday...:eek:
My iddy biddy D60 went away with a complex!!!:(

But l say, it's not the size lt's how you use it!!

Linda.

PaulieC · 29-09-2008 9:50am

l pearse wrote: »

Sigma 55-300mm zoom with macro.
You should have seen some of the lenses & cameras yesterday...:eek:
My iddy biddy D60 went away with a complex!!!:(

But l say, it's not the size lt's how you use it!!

Linda.

only people with small lenses say that

dakar · 29-09-2008 10:23am

I like no.1 and no.2 and no.3 and oh yeah, no.4 and emmmm......no.5:D

Seriously though, absolutely love the expression in no.1 and the character study of no.3, they are beautiful creatures and you captured their spirit. Well done.:)

l pearse · 29-09-2008 10:31am

Your too kind, Thank you.:P

magicbastarder · 29-09-2008 10:56am

lose the vignetting, it doesn't serve any purpose.

AnCatDubh · 29-09-2008 12:59pm

love #2. beautiful depth of field control throughout.

the D60 did very good - no need for a complex

well done.

l pearse · 29-09-2008 4:08pm

magicbastarder wrote: »

lose the vignetting, it doesn't serve any purpose.

I find it frames the pictures..& sometimes highlight the subject.:)

RoryW · 29-09-2008 9:25pm

l pearse wrote: »

I find it frames the pictures..& sometimes highlight the subject.:)

agreed, just like in no 3 which I think is the best

The Eagle has landed.

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