Sea Eagle & Fish

Fred · 15th April 2003

Hold on to your flame throwers guys, this was a hard earned shot, even though it's nothing great. It was a magnificent sight for us to behold; too bad i couldn't capture better shots as this baby is camera shy.

1. Full size.

2. 100% crop.

erwinx · 15th April 2003

Whereas I simply skim through pics of captive animals, I've spent quite a bit of time admiring this pic. Anyway, glad you're taking an interest in shooting wild birds

mphil · 15th April 2003

I know that feeling when seeing one of these out in the wild. If only you moved your camera to the left or right to get the eagle's head in view ...

Better luck next time! So far I havent had much luck myself these last weeks.

sulhan · 15th April 2003

Hi there.....

Great Image....which tells the who, what ,where ,when ,why.......
of the photo.

It tells the bird's current habitat/environment.
What it feeds on. When?....in the day.

Great camouflaging opportunity to the the environment.
etc......

Sometimes.....we can't be at the best position to get the
best image....but having it captured ....is already a job well done...

regards,
Sulhan

Fred · 15th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by erwinx
Whereas I simply skim through pics of captive animals, I've spent quite a bit of time admiring this pic. Anyway, glad you're taking an interest in shooting wild birds

Yeah! I love shooting these raptors ... but I really need to thank the master who gave me the chance to tagged along. Looking foward to shooting more in the future, Happy Shooting!

Fred · 15th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by mphil
I know that feeling when seeing one of these out in the wild. If only you moved your camera to the left or right to get the eagle's head in view ...

You're right ... was chasing after this guy from one tree to another ... this shot was taken just before it flew away for good (probably to enjoy its lunch).

My girlfriend was very excited when she saw the eagle through a pair of binoculars ... that really made her day!

Fred · 15th April 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by sulhan
Sometimes.....we can't be at the best position to get the
best image....but having it captured ....is already a job well done...

I concur with you on this one, Happy shooting everyone!

15th April 2003	#1
Fred Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,240	Sea Eagle & Fish Hold on to your flame throwers guys, this was a hard earned shot, even though it's nothing great. It was a magnificent sight for us to behold; too bad i couldn't capture better shots as this baby is camera shy. 1. Full size. 2. 100% crop.

15th April 2003	#4
sulhan Advertiser Join Date: May 2002 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,051	I like this kind of image... Hi there..... Great Image....which tells the who, what ,where ,when ,why....... of the photo. It tells the bird's current habitat/environment. What it feeds on. When?....in the day. Great camouflaging opportunity to the the environment. etc...... Sometimes.....we can't be at the best position to get the best image....but having it captured ....is already a job well done... regards, Sulhan

15th April 2003	#2
erwinx Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,492	Whereas I simply skim through pics of captive animals, I've spent quite a bit of time admiring this pic. Anyway, glad you're taking an interest in shooting wild birds

15th April 2003	#3
mphil Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 465	I know that feeling when seeing one of these out in the wild. If only you moved your camera to the left or right to get the eagle's head in view ... Better luck next time! So far I havent had much luck myself these last weeks.