The Great One by vaggabondd
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I went out to hat rock state park the day before yesterday to take a few pictures, when I got there the first thing I saw was this beautiful bald eagle. The only problem was that this eagle was shy and every time I even started to get close to him, he would fly across the park and I chased him twice then I gave up on trying to get a great close shot and used my zoom to the max. I caught a awesome shot of it taking off but it came out a little fuzzy because of the zoom so I did a little post work on him. I hope you like him
Randy
Comments (18)
Nevertheless a super action shot.
Beautiful shot!!
Impressiona a sensibilidade na captura meu amigo, magnifica foto, aplausos (5)
I was so excited because I seen one of these at our pond this fall!!They are pretty rare where I live! Great capture!
I've only seen a few Bald Eagles, so any picture I get of them is wonderful. You did a nice job on this one.
bonne photo!!
Nice shot ! Brrr he looks angry
Gorgeous shot, RAndy!!!!!!!
amazing shot!!!!
Fantastic capture, Randy!
Majestic!
AWESOME SHOT!! Love this picture
great shot anyway Randy, beautiful bird.
Outstanding capture. The only way I could get a shot of these was at the zoo. Your pictures just keep getting better and better.
~Awesome capture!~
Makes it all the more special that this is in the wild. Wonderful work, Randy. Hugs. Di. xx
Lucky u they are very hard to get close ups of them and the idiots that we have here have been shooting them but doubt that they will do anything about it,anyway love it.
He's gorgeous! Beautiful composition with the branch framing him and the space before him. Excellent capture and postwork!