M Michaelaw TPF Noob! Joined Dec 12, 2006 Messages 784 Reaction score 0 Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 7, 2009 #1
M Michaelaw TPF Noob! Joined Dec 12, 2006 Messages 784 Reaction score 0 Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 7, 2009 Thread Starter 🔹 #2 A different crop
dwol TPF Noob! Joined Sep 28, 2008 Messages 358 Reaction score 0 Location Queensland, Australia Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 8, 2009 #3 Cool photos Michael, what lens did you use?
Art Photographers TPF Noob! Joined Apr 26, 2009 Messages 320 Reaction score 3 Location Cedarhurst, NY Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Jun 8, 2009 #4 looks like a golden eagle to me maybe??
M Michaelaw TPF Noob! Joined Dec 12, 2006 Messages 784 Reaction score 0 Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 8, 2009 Thread Starter 🔹 #5 dwol said: Cool photos Michael, what lens did you use? Click to expand... Thanks...Zuiko 70-300mm f4, 5.6
dwol said: Cool photos Michael, what lens did you use? Click to expand... Thanks...Zuiko 70-300mm f4, 5.6
M Michaelaw TPF Noob! Joined Dec 12, 2006 Messages 784 Reaction score 0 Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 8, 2009 Thread Starter 🔹 #6 Art Photographers said: looks like a golden eagle to me maybe?? Click to expand... That was my guess too but I'm told it's a bald eagle. I googled images of Juveniles and now I'm thinking not Golden Eagle.
Art Photographers said: looks like a golden eagle to me maybe?? Click to expand... That was my guess too but I'm told it's a bald eagle. I googled images of Juveniles and now I'm thinking not Golden Eagle.
Arkanjel Imaging No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Jun 8, 2009 Messages 1,229 Reaction score 160 Location SW Florida Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Jun 9, 2009 #7 Awesome!. Definitely a juvie. They take a year and a half or so to get their white. There are a ton of them in my area. Sometimes we see several a day on Pine Island. They are really tough to approach here though.
Awesome!. Definitely a juvie. They take a year and a half or so to get their white. There are a ton of them in my area. Sometimes we see several a day on Pine Island. They are really tough to approach here though.