Canon 40D with 70-300 lens at 300mm
Av mode: ISO800, F5.6, SS1/8000 EV +1.00
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Bird of the day: hawk
Milestone day today--DS hit his first high school home run, and DD went to her first semi-formal dance. It's been busy! Just a couple of quick shots taken from my car as I zipped home quickly between events. This guy was sitting on the telephone wire on my road. 
Canon 40D with 70-300 lens at 300mm
Av mode: ISO800, F5.6, SS1/8000 EV +1.00
Canon 40D with 70-300 lens at 300mm
Av mode: ISO800, F5.6, SS1/8000 EV +1.00
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
14 comments:
Wow, I have to say your focus is pretty darn good! That last shot looks like is was really hard to get. And what does EV mean?
Wow, Becky, awesome shots! I am trusting that you pulled to the side of the road, and these weren't drivebys. LOL! Really like these--crisp and nicely detailed, and love the one of him taking off. Very cool!
Great shots, that last one is so cool! Those sure are sharp claws, you can really see them in the second shot!
Congrats to your ds on his accomplishment! How old is your dd? Did you take a photograph of her dressed up for the dance?
Yay for your son and daughter, how exciting. hawks are such symbolic birds. Great shots.
love it. that's a great photo.
What a beautiful bird. Their grace astounds me. Wonderful capture of this.
what a great series of shots. YOu captured it well from the car!
These are fun! That last one of him taking off is really cool!!
You are SOME multi-tasker!I love that last photo, the POV, and his tail feathers. You really capture a sense of movement, flight and speed in that last photo.
Those are big events in the kiddos lives, wow! Nice job with the birds, don't know how you guys do it.
Wow - love that last shot! And all those pics from your car??!!!
It really seems like you are so so close. I love them.
Way to go for your son too! That is a MAJOR accomplishment. And there is something so bitter sweet about school dances...don't you think?
Love the sequence of him flying away!
Very cool! That last shot is wonderful!
Post a Comment