Your best animal shots!

[Don Haines]

Banff Alberta

Nice!

 

[SloPhoto]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.


Goat. by mdsansone, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.

Beautiful shot SloPhoto. 8)

 

[Don Haines]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.

well done! I like how you have the shot framed with the scalloping of the ice behind and the blue of the ice below.

 

[ERHP]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.

That is amazing!
.......

...mo' of the same.

Really cool to catch that moment.
.......

I've been hanging out with less furry acquaintances and on Sunday had an opportunity to get some closeups.

 

[candyman]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.

That is amazing!
.......

...mo' of the same.

Really cool to catch that moment.
.......

I've been hanging out with less furry acquaintances and on Sunday had an opportunity to get some closeups.

That's a wonderful shot.
What focal length did you use? And, is this snake dangerous? (we don't have snakes over here so no knowledge about that)

 

[Click]

I've been hanging out with less furry acquaintances and on Sunday had an opportunity to get some closeups.

Nice capture. Well done ERHP.

 

[gh4photos]

Green-crowned brilliant hummingbird, Costa Rica. Multi flash set up.

 

[Click]

Green-crowned brilliant hummingbird, Costa Rica. Multi flash set up.

Awesome. Great first post...And welcome to CR


Keep posting!

 

[ERHP]

Found this fellow on a hike in CO.

That is amazing!
.......

...mo' of the same.

Really cool to catch that moment.
.......

I've been hanging out with less furry acquaintances and on Sunday had an opportunity to get some closeups.

That's a wonderful shot.
What focal length did you use? And, is this snake dangerous? (we don't have snakes over here so no knowledge about that)

Candyman, Thanks! This was with a 600 + 1.4X TC, 840mm total. Supposedly in the top three for toxicity in SoCal so keeping 20' plus a good sized break between his rock and mine seemed like a good idea. Plus an escape plan...

Thanks Click!

 

[candyman]

Green-crowned brilliant hummingbird, Costa Rica. Multi flash set up.

Awesome. Great first post...And welcome to CR


Keep posting!

+1
Wonderful, and Welcome

 

[gh4photos]

Awesome. Great first post...And welcome to CR


Keep posting!
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Thanks! Looking forward to participating more. Can't wait to see what, if anything, becomes of the rumored 7D mk II...would love to update my 7D to another 1.6 crop sensor body but with better image quality and lower noise at high ISOs.

P.S. how do I change the SX50 that appears under my screen name? Don't know how that got there.

 

[Don Haines]

Green-crowned brilliant hummingbird, Costa Rica. Multi flash set up.

This is the type of picture that one should see in an article showing the benefits of using multiple flashes. Well done!

 

[candyman]

Awesome. Great first post...And welcome to CR


Keep posting!

Thanks! Looking forward to participating more. Can't wait to see what, if anything, becomes of the rumored 7D mk II...would love to update my 7D to another 1.6 crop sensor body but with better image quality and lower noise at high ISOs.


P.S. how do I change the SX50 that appears under my screen name? Don't know how that got there.

By posting a lot 8)

 

[Click]

By posting a lot 8)

;D

 

[Menace]

Green-crowned brilliant hummingbird, Costa Rica. Multi flash set up.

Awesome. Great first post...And welcome to CR


Keep posting!

+1
Wonderful, and Welcome

Well done.

 

[Keith_Reeder]

Eye-to-eye with a Ruddy turnstone, Holy Island, off the North East coast of England.

(Bigger here).

7D, Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 OS, Sigma 2x handheld at 600mm.

 

[candyman]

Eye-to-eye with a Ruddy turnstone, Holy Island, off the North East coast of England.

(Bigger here).

7D, Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 OS, Sigma 2x handheld at 600mm.

Great shot and quality. Obvious very good demonstration of the result of the Sigma - even with the 2x ext.

 

[mackguyver]

Eye-to-eye with a Ruddy turnstone, Holy Island, off the North East coast of England.

(Bigger here).

7D, Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 OS, Sigma 2x handheld at 600mm.

These are really interesting birds and it looks like these guys have similar walks - here's one in a different plumage - at 400mm:

 

[Northstar]

Not my best animal shot, but he's still pretty cute anyway!

Chipmunk

1dx and 300 2.8 IS