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11/14/2010 03:29:02 PM · #1
Since I get less than 12 hours to enjoy it, I'm gonna shout it from the rooftops. In all my time in DPC I have never had two images on the front page at once, but due to the late DQ of William's fine hummingbird shot, my seagull pas-de-deux backdoored a yellow ribbon in the Wildlife challenge. So I'm excited about that, and wanted everyone to know :-)

Not only that, but I've been trying to ribbon with a seagull since 2005, and finally pulled it off, beating my teammate and arch-rival Vawendy to this coveted milestone :-)



R.

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11/14/2010 03:37:17 PM · #2
I'm sorry for William and very happy for you, enjoy your ribbon ! Very elegant pas-de-deux indeed !

11/14/2010 03:57:09 PM · #3
I distinctly remember you telling me that, since you were deaf, you didn't really have any luck shooting birds... I think you'll need to reconsider this now.. :)

(Totally kidding btw, I absolutely know you were talking about trying to locate birds in trees and such..)..

Really nice shot, I'm quite happy for you!
11/14/2010 04:05:11 PM · #4
Well deserved Robert. I'm happy for you and glad you are cherishing the moment :)
11/14/2010 04:07:22 PM · #5
haha!

Rubbing it in... hmmm....?

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Ah well, I would have done the same thing! :D
11/14/2010 04:15:00 PM · #6
Haha well done!
11/14/2010 04:35:12 PM · #7
Congratulations to you my friend. Nicely done.

Ray
11/14/2010 04:38:20 PM · #8
Originally posted by vawendy:

haha!

Rubbing it in... hmmm....?

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Ah well, I would have done the same thing! :D

Way to go Robert! Beating Wendy at her own specialty! Well, sort of, in a way.

Message edited by author 2010-11-14 16:39:03.
11/14/2010 04:58:10 PM · #9
Originally posted by coryboehne:

I distinctly remember you telling me that, since you were deaf, you didn't really have any luck shooting birds... I think you'll need to reconsider this now.. :)

(Totally kidding btw, I absolutely know you were talking about trying to locate birds in trees and such..)...


Right. We were at a clam shack on Narragansett Bay, taking my son to the Providence airport and fueling up on clams en route. There were masses of gulls riding a very strong wind directly overhead, hoping for dropped food I guess. So I went to the car and grabbed the camera with the 100mm IS on it and pointed it up. They hung around for a few minutes, then dispersed. No problem finding gulls, just go where there's clams :-)

R.
11/14/2010 05:08:58 PM · #10
Well done!
11/14/2010 05:11:26 PM · #11
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by coryboehne:

I distinctly remember you telling me that, since you were deaf, you didn't really have any luck shooting birds... I think you'll need to reconsider this now.. :)

(Totally kidding btw, I absolutely know you were talking about trying to locate birds in trees and such..)...


Right. We were at a clam shack on Narragansett Bay, taking my son to the Providence airport and fueling up on clams en route. There were masses of gulls riding a very strong wind directly overhead, hoping for dropped food I guess. So I went to the car and grabbed the camera with the 100mm IS on it and pointed it up. They hung around for a few minutes, then dispersed. No problem finding gulls, just go where there's clams :-)

R.


Nice to seagulls getting the recognition they deserve! :)

I didn't have the guts to enter a seagull in this one. I even switched out my seagull shot from the free study, last minute. Though I probably should have left it in.





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