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Kris Wahlstrom {K:636}
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Canon Elan II
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Lens |
28-80 mm
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| Uploaded |
11/13/2001 |
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Fuji Superia
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406 |
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Critique Only Image
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| About |
My Girlfriend spotted a family of falcons eating a nice meal at a local Football field. Snapped a few shots... thought I took some good ones... but this is the best! :) I really like the way this one looks though, the blur works well for me! :)
Kris.
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There are 3 Comments in 1 Pages
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Chris Whaley
{K:3844} 11/13/2001
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THe lighting on this is awesome Kris...excellent job....thanks for posting this.
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Gary Nguyen
{K:349} 7/24/2002
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Great shot. I really like the blur on the wingtips! (Thanks for your comment, I know what you mean, my friends had them developed and told me they loved them! But i had to wait several days to see my copies.)
Oh I also like the center composition for this one, normally a no no, this time a yes yes :)
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Dave Holland
{K:13041} 8/5/2002
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You must have a fast draw to be able to capture these things in flight. Nice panning effect, it emphasizes speed. I was 'dive bombed' by what I think was a Peregrine falcon last year along the Carthew-Alderson trail. However it was moving so fast that I had no chance to even make out the coloration. I could barely see it as it screamed past terrified flying residents. Good to meet you, neighbor. See also image # 10898.
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