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[dpc]

Nice pictures, gsw1. 

[dpc]

Another peacock portrait, one version natural and one textured a bit. 

Nice portrait, dpc. I prefer the first version.

Thanks! 

[gsw1]

Thank you.    I am new to this world and enjoy getting advice

[lion rock]

Yes, but both for me.
-r

A few more of. my friends.

Nice pictures. I especially like the first one.

[Mikehit]

Another peacock portrait, one version natural and one textured a bit. 

I like that you have tried something different with an iconic bird but I do prefer the full colour version.

[Mikehit]

A bit busier than I like but there was something about the peacock's pose that appealed to me.

That 'look back' pose can be a killer and it is a shame the background is so busy. But what I really like is the full-length view of its plumage running down the terrace - you con't often get that so well caught!

[DJL329]

A couple of shots from the suddenly summery Saturday    before winter returned on Sunday.   

Shot with 5D Mark IV with EF 400mm f/4 DO IS II and EF 1.4x TC III

Northern Cardinal (m) looking to see who's following him:


on Flickr


And a Red-bellied Woodpecker (m):


on Flickr

[Click]

Beautiful pictures, DJL329.

[Jack Douglas]

Beautiful pictures, DJL329.

+1 DJL pus all the previous.  For some reason my notifications don't come in a timely fashion lately.

Jack

[Cog]

Bridled terns

[Click]

Very nice series, Cog. 

[lion rock]

Yes.
-r

Very nice series, Cog. 

[Jack Douglas]

Yes.
-r

Very nice series, Cog. 

+1  Interesting.

Jack

[Nat_WA]

Bridled terns
...

Excellent shots in this series Cog!
A person could cut himself already on the image of those beaks - razor sharp...

Wiebe.

[stevelee]

One good tern deserves another.