Re-work of an old shot(s)

lostprophet · Dec 27, 2006

Just playing around with a few old shots

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lostprophet · Dec 28, 2006

is it that bad?

russrom · Dec 28, 2006

don't see anything

Antarctican · Dec 28, 2006

Of course they're not bad! They're bloody amazing, in fact. It's incredible the speed it has. That second shot, where its feet are so far forward as it's about to grab the fish, is soooo cool.

russrom · Dec 28, 2006

not cool... Still don't see anything

lostprophet · Dec 28, 2006

russrom said:
not cool... Still don't see anything

its working for me, its a big file so it might take a while to download.
Might re-edit the 1st post to see if I can get it bigger

SommarShade · Dec 28, 2006

wow,

really awsome shot, that thing is FAST.

doing what like 80mph or something !!!!!?

shoedumas · Dec 28, 2006

That is sooooo cool. I have to agree that the one with it's legs outstretched is pretty amazing. This also shows your great patience. Probably a lot of waiting for 0.588 seconds worth of shooting! Great series!

JTHphoto · Dec 28, 2006

awesome. with I was there to witness the live action, but your photos are the next best thing... :thumbup:

lostprophet · Jan 1, 2007

thanks everyone

LaFoto · Jan 1, 2007

I see them and I like them ... your camera IS very fast! I could hear it when I met that very camera (?) in London :biggrin:

---- oh yes, I met you at that time, too :greenpbl:

I agree with Jeanne in that the second of the series is the one most fascinating to look at, but the entire series as you are presenting it here is also very fascinating. What is it you have done about these of late, what is new?

lostprophet · Jan 1, 2007

LaFoto said:
What is it you have done about these of late, what is new?

just the border, but the finished version which has another set of 5 shots has just won photo of the week at The Hawk Conservancy http://www.hawk-conservancy.org/weeklypic.shtml