Canon Thursday Pic 2010: #17

[doug_jones]

<p>Attempting to join the fun.</p><div></div>

[rogernoel]

<p>Hummer at 3 oclock. Canon 7D, 70-200mm f4 + 1.4 telextender F7.1 @ 1/80 . It was 78 degrees in the backyard and I had no plans to take a pic of this hummingbird so not a great setting but that's it. </p><div></div>

[dcstep]

<p><a title="White tail deer doe in morning light by dcstep, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4085/5151159539_780c55e0e6_z.jpg" alt="White tail deer doe in morning light" width="640" height="640" /></a></p>

 

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<td><a href="http://www.flickr.com/cameras/canon/eos_7d/">Canon EOS 7D</a></td>

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<th>Exposure</th>

<td>0.01 sec (1/100) on tripod</td>

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<th>Aperture</th>

<td>f/5.6</td>

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<th>Focal Length</th>

<td>500 mm f/4L IS</td>

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<th>ISO Speed</th>

<td>400</td>

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<th>Exposure Bias</th>

<td>+1/3 EV</td>

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[daniel_harris]

<p>Didn't shoot anything this past week, so here is one from November before I found this thread.<br /><a title="IMG_0161 by fzx_is_phun, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1206/5137209858_820a956901_z.jpg" alt="IMG_0161" width="640" height="512" /></a></p>

[MathewDH]

<p>October 20, looking out the Lower Elwha Dam window.</p><div></div>

[gkgerber]

<p>The more common White-throated Sparrow (compare Nathan's White-crowned sparrow) in the snow today.<br>

5DM2, Zeiss CFi 120 Makro-Planar, ISO 400, 1/640, f/4.<br>

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/12104127-lg.jpg" alt="" /><br /> <strong>White-Throated Sparrow</strong></p>

[michael_elenko]

<p>Must be bald eagle week here at the Canon POW:<br>

<img src="http://www.smugmug.com/photos/1128937751_8sFUi-L.jpg" alt="" /><br>

7D, 100-400 L @ 370mm, f6.7 @ 1/500 ISO 800</p>

<p>My wife and I accompanied our local Audubon group on the monthly bird watching hike on Saturday. We all were just getting out of our cars and starting to walk down a long fishing pier to look at shorebirds. Suddenly we saw a resident eagle swooping in progressively lower sweeps until we realized that it was aiming to snatch a bufflehead that was quite close to us. At the very last moment, the bufflehead dove under the water just beyond the clasp of the eagle's talons. The eagle then realized how close it was to humans and took off. </p>

<p>Photographically, capturing the decisive moment was not possible due to both the bad luck of my getting to the scene (and getting the camera settings changed over from a more stable environment of our prior stop--one shot etc) a little too late, and my skills (or lack thereof) at following that fast action instantly. The group leader, an ornithology authority who manages a natural history museum, noted how quickly the eagle's movements speeded up when diving for the bufflehead.</p>

<p>Anyway, it was a memorable experience.</p>

<p>ME</p>

[marcsharp]

<p>Doin' a little street photography today...</p><div></div>

[daveinwilton]

<p>Well there is certainly a bit of great stuff this week; Nathan, Lupo, Brad, Jim, G.K., and Louis's works do stick in the mind. But John's cat Wally, he is too much, an adorable capture. My entry this week is fairly old because I have been inundated on any clear day we have had here on the ranch recently. I shot this flower the summer before last practicing with my mostly new at that time EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro. Perhaps not the best of rose specimens, but seemed picturesque at the time.</p><div></div>

[danielulloa]

<p>HELLO EVERYONE. IT'S MY FIRST TIME POSTING AN IMAGE</p>

<p>I ENJOY VIEWING ALL OF YOURS EVERY THURSDAY.</p>

<p>7D w/ 24mm-70mm 2.8</p>

<p>focal lenght: 54mm, ISO1250, F2, 1/13S</p><div></div>

[gooseberry]

<p>Trying to decide what post-processing would give the best print -- this is the <a href="../photo/12104390&size=lg"><em>light</em></a> (less processed) version...<br>

<a href="../photo/12104390&size=lg"><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/12104390-md.jpg" alt="" width="680" height="453" /></a><br>

...but am wondering whether the <a href="../photo/12104230&size=lg"><em><strong>high contrast</strong></em></a> one isn't visually stronger / has more "punch" to it (?)<br>

It's meant to be my Xmas present for the model :)</p>

[wmervine]

<p>Well, better late than never. Nice work this week. Loving Ken's series over the last 3 weeks.<br>

Went out for a drive with a friend last sunday. Started very rainy but the sun eventually emerged.</p><div></div>

[jan_jenggie]

<p>First post! Good weekend to all ;-)</p>

<p><img src="http://lankydane.com/1.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>Canon s90<br />F2.0<br />ISO 800<br />1/15</p>

[david_wu6]

<p>Later better than not posting<br />5D Kit Lens, ISO 640 F4.0 1/125 S</p><div></div>

[hadi_khademi]

<p>Lots of good pictures as usual. Here is my belated contribution taken last week.</p><div></div>

[bob_belanger]

<p>made a mistake ooops.</p>

[bob_belanger]

<p>I really like these postings. I hope to catch on as a regular that way I can try to keep my "focus". I had one outing this week and this is a shot from the day. I was with a good friend at a local Buddhist community center when he was giving a demonstration on portrature to a childrens group. I got photographs of the photographs.</p><div></div>

[jim_j2]

<p>I guess better "late than never!"<br>

Camera hasn't even been out of the bag for a couple of weeks now, because of the work schedule :-( <br>

But this is from earlier this Spring.</p><div></div>

[Mark Keefer]

<p>Hi everyone. Up on the slopes in the morning. I practically lived on this mountain for 3 winters back in the 70's working and playing. Canon 40D - 135 mm - f/5.6 - 1/2500 sec - ISO 400 (400! why did I do that? Must have been in Auto, sigh.)</p><div></div>

[simon_t1]

<p>A bit late</p><div></div>

[esfishdoc]

<p>Hot off the press.....<br /> Slight crop and only a few tweaks in ACR. 7D with 300 2.8 at f4, 2 seconds at iso 400 on a tripod.</p>

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