elktooth
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Yes Kim, this is an HDR photo consisting of 5 photographs (exposure -2,-1,0,1,2). I'm having a blast playing around with Photomatix. By the way I'm finished with your tutorial DVD. I'll drop it by your house this week. Thanks for your comments.
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Thanks!
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Comments are very welcome!
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That was a great photo also!
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Where and when did you run into these two? How far away were they?
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This picture is so clear. I don't see any noise, even though it was shot at ISO 640. Your 5D does a very nice job at that ISO setting. I could never get away with this with my camera. I rarely venture past ISO300. Again, what a wonderful photo.
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Kim, this is definitely a "prize winner" - very well done!
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Lovely photograph!
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Very soothing, and great reflections. The red leaves are beautiful indeed, but don't let their beauty lure you too close. I'm quite certain that they are poison ivy.
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Eric - Thanks for the correction. I changed the name of the photo.
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Thanks for looking!
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This is a very beautiful photo! I love the speed on the water. I'm still trying to master water shots. I can't wait to try the filters (as you suggested), and slow the water down a bit.
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Very nice lighting! This should be made into a postcard.
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Those clouds are incredible! I have never seen clouds configured this way. Great capture. What is this shape called, thought bubble, or talk bubble? I've seen it all now.
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If I am not mistaken, I think this is either a Greater Yellowlegs, or a Lesser Yellowlegs, not sure which. The Greaters have 14" legs, and the Lessers have 10" legs. Don't you just love bird names? -
Kim, I was in full camo, and sitting in a camoflauge chair. This bird flew straight towards me, veering neither to the left, nor to the right, as I happily snapped away. -
This photo was taken at the Ouray Bird Refuge on the far West end. I was surprised to see them. By the way, not one mosquito sighting all day.
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Yes, these birds are truly magnificent!
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If I remember correctly, I was about 100' away from this little guy.
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Thanks Kim - It doesn't look like it much, but this is a 4 image HDR photo. -
Thanks Kim for your encouraging comments!
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Thanks for looking.
In-Flight Dragonfly
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