Eric Diller
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Resident Red Shouldered Hawk cooling down in the pond next to my office.....Chillin under the tree in the shade.
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Red Shouldered Hawk in a big bird bath.....
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Cool! I've never seen hawks taking a bath!
The color balance also seems a bit "cool" - I know the Auto Color Balance on my Canons have always tended toward cooler tones under cloudy conditions, and have seen Nikons doing this as well. I always have to warm it up a bit when converting.
Interesting shots, the 2nd one especially!
The color balance also seems a bit "cool" - I know the Auto Color Balance on my Canons have always tended toward cooler tones under cloudy conditions, and have seen Nikons doing this as well. I always have to warm it up a bit when converting.
Interesting shots, the 2nd one especially!
Cem_Usakligil
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Hi Eric,
Forget about any C&C re. composition, color, focus, what have you. These pictures are so precious that all else is unimportant. I just want to see this beatiful creature taking a bath.
Thanks a lot for showing
Cheers,
Forget about any C&C re. composition, color, focus, what have you. These pictures are so precious that all else is unimportant. I just want to see this beatiful creature taking a bath.
Thanks a lot for showing
Cheers,
Trudy Montgomery
New member
wow! you're on the ball with your camera, catching this moment. I love how bright and crisp the photos are.
David A. Goldfarb
New member
I've photographed a few other birds in the water, which really brings out the color, and I've photographed hawks, but I haven't come across a hawk in the water yet. Nice going!