He Who Waits by bmac62
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...trying out Tara's new camera with its huge zoom...840mm...but only used a paltry 70mm on this close up:)
Bill
"Grate Escape"
Comments (25)
840mm! How do you hold it still at that length? Super portrait!
Great portrait shot Bill.
Great upclose capture Hugs Susan~
Brilliant portrait and close up....
Fabulous closeup!!
He who waits turns into stone??? :)) Superb zoom image Bill!
stunning portrait
Well, done, he looks deep in thought.
nice one
really cool
Hey that looks really good! Maybe I'll have to try out that new camera. LOL! This is excellent. Superb detail, composition and dof. Nicely done!
WOW! It looks rwally cool. COngratulations to Tara for her new camera :-) I hope she will get a chance to use it, LOL !
What a great closeup! Wonder what he's thinking about? ....."Mine. Mine. Mine."
Very wonderfully detailed shot!!!
Sweet
Dang - that must be one heck of a lens, Bill! If that's only 70mm, you could have examined his retina with 840! Nice and sharp - a great portrait of this dapper fellow!
great image. Now give her back her camera, or not LOL Happy Thanksgiving
Well, is that real zoom or digital zoom, which is nothing but cropping?
840mm!!!!!! I want for next years legends! Great portrait Bill Really good work.. Rob
840mm. WOW. I'm lookinge forward to see a capture using this mega zoom. Very nice capture.
GREAT PORTRAIT
So the youth are not the only ones into piercings - the gull has on in his nose too! Super portrait, Bill, Clive
Wonderful photo and details especially in zoom. He looks like he is concentrating on something far, far away.
Stunning shot! If I'm not mistaken, I know what that dark patch on the beak is for: it's a target for gull-chicks to peck, which triggers the...um...barf-response parental gulls use in order to feed their kids. Aren't you glad to know that now? Aside from the avian habit of feeding pre-digested food to their ravenous chicks, this photo triggers quite a lot of thoughts. I especially like the crisp, clarity and the wonderful, natural colors. This is one focused gull, as well and quite a handsome specimen. I rather like gulls, especially when they look sophisticated and detached, like this one. This is brilliantly done! Nice that you got to play with a new camera too! (I also suspect this gull is a relative to the a race of aliens I read about in a David Brin novel, the Kweku, I believe they're called...they're avian...and somewhat...um...well...um...surly. This gull has a surly edge. I'm sure that after you nabbed this brilliant shot, the gull in question went on to commit some act of avian larceny. They're so good at that!