Pics from Cullinan Park (Gray Heron and Sunset)

[clarinetJWD]

Well, there aren't too many pictures to take, but I came away with these two

 

[David A Sercel]

Vary nice shots! I think the heron in the first one is a Yellow-crowned Night Heron (not really sure why whoever named it chose the 'Yellow-crowned' part, though, as they don't have all that much yellow on their crown ).

David

 

[kilifila66]

I have to preface this by saying that I have now seen a few of your posts and I am always VERY impressed with the shots your taking, the quality and composition especially. I like the crane shot in this series, nice color saturation.

 

[clarinetJWD]

Vary nice shots! I think the heron in the first one is a Yellow-crowned Night Heron (not really sure why whoever named it chose the 'Yellow-crowned' part, though, as they don't have all that much yellow on their crown ).

David

You are completely right, this is the Yellow-crowned Night Heron. I just didn't get a shot of their plumage (which is yellow) thanks for the correction.

 

[JonMikal]

I have to preface this by saying that I have now seen a few of your posts and I am always VERY impressed with the shots your taking, the quality and composition especially. I like the crane shot in this series, nice color saturation.

i agree!

 

[Aoide]

These are both wonderful. I love the colors in and the title of Warmth. I'm so impressed.

 

[clarinetJWD]

Wow, thank you all! you just made my evening!

 

[fzfile]

Wow.
Really impressive shots.

I checked out your Deviations and they are really impressive also.

I just started putting my deviant site together but I'm a little rough on how to get things arranged on there.


Good work.

-mike

 

[Canoncan]

Great composition in both shots. Brilliant colours.

 

[LaFoto]

Too bad I missed so many photos in those few days during which I couldn't be around. I would almost have missed these ones, too, which would have been too bad.
Clarinet, your photography is great - in general! These two are no exception! I like that heron. I like herons, anyway, and we don't see them often in my country. I like that you captured this one mid-step, watching your every movement critically. Great.