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03/06/2005 11:14:07 PM · #26
How would this have done?

03/06/2005 11:20:16 PM · #27
Rachel - great capture! Looks like you are ready for a Birds challenge.
03/06/2005 11:21:10 PM · #28
If seagualls and pigeons count I wouldn't mine this challenge.

03/07/2005 12:50:38 AM · #29
I'd like that


03/07/2005 12:51:28 AM · #30
Originally posted by Zoomdak:

I'd like that



Nope, those who live near Oregon's coastline are ineligible to participate. ;o)
03/07/2005 01:03:51 AM · #31
how about a flight challenge anything in filight crumpled paper to a trashcan paper air plan to from a childs hand......

please not just birds or we will wind up voting on a buch of other ppls. buggies........not that there is anything wrong with that but.................

or maybe a restriction that says they have to be in flight

_bran(i like the idea i won't like the voting)do_
03/07/2005 01:10:09 AM · #32


What's that you say?
03/07/2005 09:41:26 AM · #33
bump, for the morning crew
03/07/2005 09:53:32 AM · #34
Originally posted by fotodude:

how about a flight challenge anything in filight crumpled paper to a trashcan paper air plan to from a childs hand......

please not just birds or we will wind up voting on a buch of other ppls. buggies........not that there is anything wrong with that but.................

or maybe a restriction that says they have to be in flight

_bran(i like the idea i won't like the voting)do_


What if I throw my child instead?
03/07/2005 02:10:32 PM · #35
Did someone say Gulls? Flying Gulls?


03/07/2005 02:13:49 PM · #36

one of my favorite photos. a bit different from traditional bird shots. wonder how it would do in a challenge.
03/07/2005 02:16:59 PM · #37
Originally posted by Zoomdak:

I'd like that



Damned beach...

Robt.
03/07/2005 02:17:48 PM · #38
Originally posted by JPR:


one of my favorite photos. a bit different from traditional bird shots. wonder how it would do in a challenge.


I'd give it a 9. After scoring the "beach" a 1. Damned beach.

Robt.
03/07/2005 02:30:40 PM · #39
I love this shot. It has such great contrast.
That would score high for sure in a bird challenge.

PS I would love a bird challenge

Originally posted by JPR:


one of my favorite photos. a bit different from traditional bird shots. wonder how it would do in a challenge.


03/07/2005 02:38:40 PM · #40
To require that the birds be in flight, incidentally, would be a cruel thing to do and would give a HUGE advantage to the Big Glass dSLR shooters among us. Even my prosumer 5700 is virtually useless for motion pictures because of shutter lag, and the point-and-shoot people wouldn't have a prayer. besides, there are birds that do not fly; ostriches, penguins, and kiwis come to mind. And birds that swim; penguins again, gannets, loons, cormorants.

Furthermore, let's define "flight"; is a bird "in flight" if it's taking off from a pond but its feet are still in the water?

Just "birds" is fine. The challenge might get more intersting if it REQUIRED "birds" plural; no portraits of individual birds.

Robt.
03/07/2005 02:55:27 PM · #41
Originally posted by bear_music:

To require that the birds be in flight, incidentally, would be a cruel thing to do and would give a HUGE advantage to the Big Glass dSLR shooters among us. Even my prosumer 5700 is virtually useless for motion pictures because of shutter lag, and the point-and-shoot people wouldn't have a prayer.

Point and shoot photos ...




With my Canon S1 in auto mode ...
03/07/2005 03:18:48 PM · #42
I would love a birds challenge.

Tom
03/08/2005 12:20:55 AM · #43
Originally posted by bear_music:

Just "birds" is fine. The challenge might get more intersting if it REQUIRED "birds" plural; no portraits of individual birds.

Robt.


Hey, I like that. It would add interest and maybe keep the number of static portaits down.
03/08/2005 01:11:34 AM · #44
Birds.. I like that. I might try to get some migratory birds tomorrow on the way to work...they were 'playing' in the parking lot - there was s stiff breeze and they were 'floating' in it, about 10 feet outside my car window as I ate my burger, about 4 feet off the ground..amazing.

Since every challenge has it's interpretations...are all these valid?



03/08/2005 01:20:58 AM · #45

This was taken this past Saturday. This Mallard poses but keeps one eye on me and my camera. Yeah definitely "Bust a Challenge" I am locked and loaded...
03/08/2005 01:39:50 AM · #46
Nice idea !

03/08/2005 01:45:04 AM · #47
I just remembered that I have the oldest wildlife refuge/bird sanctuary in North America a couple of miles away ... in the heart of downtown Oakland!

You all might also be interested in checking out NestCam, which is monitoring a pair of Peregrine Falcons nesting on the 33rd floor of PG&E's San Francisco HQ.

Message edited by author 2005-03-08 01:48:20.
03/08/2005 01:45:14 AM · #48




these were before i had a zoom :(
03/08/2005 01:49:53 AM · #49
Great idea! Love to see it, even if I probably won't be able to enter.

Here's one from my Alaska trip (but this was in vancouver):

03/08/2005 01:57:46 AM · #50
Originally posted by nshapiro:

Great idea! Love to see it, even if I probably won't be able to enter.

Here's one from my Alaska trip (but this was in vancouver):


That's a dramatic shot. How about a some careful dodging so you can make out the outline of the wings a little more clearly than now.
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