A Workshop with Mr. Ken Newcombe part 2

[Raymond J Barlow]

too many pics for one thread, so here are a few more...

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Thanks for looking!

 

[Arch]

Amazing.... but now i expect nothing less!....All great, but i like the one 'dancing' in 4, v.cool :thumbup:

 

[doenoe]

totally wicked...........awesome pics again. All of them, but i really like #2
Little question: do you use a polarizer on those birdshots?

 

[scoob]

great pics!!! all are awesome!! number 4 made me laugh! :thumbup:

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

thanks so much!!

totally wicked...........awesome pics again. All of them, but i really like #2
Little question: do you use a polarizer on those birdshots?

I don't use any filters at all doenoe., but I should at least have a UV filter on.

 

[ClarkKent]

Cool shots

 

[Hoppy]

Juat amazing detail.
Its a shame the seed bate is visible in the woodpecker shot but still amazing.:hail:

 

[M @ k o]

The lighting and color in the birds are amazing. And sooo dam crisp. I still yet have shot birds at this level. Unreal !

 

[Canoncan]

Okay sign me up with Ken, these are some of your best. What the heck did you do differently on these, over the past couple of months??????

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

thanks guys.. Peter.. just showing off to the other students! lol

It's easy when you have good light, and all day to hang around some good spots.

 

[JTHphoto]

awesome ray, they just kept getting better and better as i scrolled down... you make it look easy... these are great, really love #4... it's a beauty... the sharpness and the details in these just rock... :thumbup:

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

Thanks JTH, appreciate your comments! let me know if you see anything you want sent by email.

 

[Chiller]

Amazing as always Sir Raymond. Your stuff should be in nature mags man

 

[Calliope]

Awesome series again... #3 strikes me the most - something about the water. Nice details in each!

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

Thanks you guys!