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06/10/2005 09:42:24 PM · #26 |
These are really haunting.
Like the tones of the 'portrait' shot. :)
Great lens you have. |
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06/11/2005 12:52:50 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by sher9204:
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Nice pictures. I'm jealous!
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06/14/2005 07:29:22 PM · #28 |
I like the fact that they are social critters, if you miss one, the next will be wandering into the frame pretty soon. Granted they aren't the social set you want to hang with if you get in trouble out in the wilderness, but as long as you don't have to dine with them... |
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06/14/2005 07:37:34 PM · #29 |
after going through and voting on this challenge.... I'd have to say that vultures are actually well represented. of course it seems everyone likes ducks and geese better.
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06/14/2005 10:51:25 PM · #30 |
 
Actually I think vultures are a fairly easy bird to photograph. They are so big that you don't have to get as close as with smaller varities. And if you find a group when they have just begun to feast on a carcass they won't be so quick to fly away. And if you do scare them off, back away a little and wait, they'll return.
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06/15/2005 12:08:18 AM · #31 |
Here is a vulture I took a photo of on my way to work a while back. It would have been perfect for the "Naturally Framed" Challenge, but it wasn't within the time window. I went back several times, but never saw another sitting in the same place.
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06/15/2005 12:14:12 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by 2Shay:
Here is a vulture I took a photo of on my way to work a while back. It would have been perfect for the "Naturally Framed" Challenge, but it wasn't within the time window. I went back several times, but never saw another sitting in the same place.
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If you go back now, you will.
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06/15/2005 01:44:39 PM · #33 |
thanks for the comment on my Turkey Vulture sfalice. But it gives to a question. How do you know it's a "he"? ;>)
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06/15/2005 01:54:00 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by coolhar:
thanks for the comment on my Turkey Vulture sfalice. But it gives to a question. How do you know it's a "he"? ;>) |
Hmmm, guilt by association? The only other vulture I have seen with that much detail was named "Vladimir" and he was a "he". But now that you mention it, your bird does have pretty curvaceous lines... |
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