Red Tail

ckcarr

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Very nice capture Darcy!

Looks a tiny bit soft. Looks like you caught the hawk at 1/320 . If your open to a suggestion, I'd probably try and shoot at around 1/1250 to 1/3200 for moving wildlife. Up the ISO from 100 , or just use auto-ISO. Just my opinion though.
 

Ben Egbert

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Hi Darcy good to catch them like this, I bet he was in a thermal and was pretty high pretty fast.
 

JimFox

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Hey Darcy,

This is certainly a great shot! You do have an amazing backyard! I hope that by the time I am ever able to stop by your backyard that you are not charging $ for admission. :oops:
 

Darcy Grizzle

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Very nice capture Darcy!

Looks a tiny bit soft. Looks like you caught the hawk at 1/320 . If your open to a suggestion, I'd probably try and shoot at around 1/1250 to 1/3200 for moving wildlife. Up the ISO from 100 , or just use auto-ISO. Just my opinion though.
I am always open to suggestion :) and help!

Hi Darcy good to catch them like this, I bet he was in a thermal and was pretty high pretty fast.
Yep riding one from my from to back then across the neighborhood! I had just walked in from work & spotted him, you never saw anyone run into the house so fast to get the camera LOL
Hey Darcy,

This is certainly a great shot! You do have an amazing backyard! I hope that by the time I am ever able to stop by your backyard that you are not charging $ for admission. :oops:
LOL, never and you are welcome anytime!

Nice shot, Darcy! Captures those underneath markings well.
Martin thank you ;), for an on the fly shot not too incredibly shabby!
 
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