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first to say hi! i cant believe we are doing this again!
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I think we must be crazy.
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we're NUTS.
Happy New Year!
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 Indeed happy 2008 La M. Looking forward to another year in your company!
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Hello there, good to share 2008 too, happy new year.
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Cheers! Here's to another year of beautiful nature photos from our resident Gypsy :::hugs:::
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What's wrong with the old self-portrait? Or bring back the one with your camera and bush-hat that we all copied a few months back. Happy New Year Gypsy - so glad you decided to sign on for another bout. I saw one of your pictures on Explore this morning.
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Where are the boids ?
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the boids are coming right up CG. Happy New Year everyone and thanks for the visit. My first post is just about to happen.
And yes, Rob, I can revive one of the old ones for now and change it as the year progresses. I cannot use the "floppy hat" one as that was taken by Rainey and on her photostream not mine. I would like it to be a "reflection in water" self-portrait. Last year my hope was to get better at birds in flight. I still hope to do that and of course birds are one of my favorite subjects. But I would also like to work on more abstract images--reflections in water like my last posting for 2007 in my diary (without the happy new year greeting, of course)
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January 1, 2008
Had a very slow morning as I had had a really late night. Party number one was good friends, dancing and lots of live Balkan music (Greek, Rom and Bulgarian). Party number 2 was lots of good friends, lots and lots of great food, a big crowd and music. Outside in the garden around a lit firepit was two of my favorite musicians Ftah and Mohammed playing and singing their special brand of Moroccan berber music. Inside was flamenco guitars, singing and dancing. Everyone talking, hugging, kissing, eating etc.
So consequently I stayed up way past my bedtime.
Today in the afternoon Rainey and I took a walk along the San Lorenzo river. There were the usual suspects.
Male Bufflehead
Hope to fly into the New Year, but this evening the flight sort of ended with a "thud".
Artist recommendation: Dulce Pontes
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Wish I had been there, I love music in all that styles. sound like great time you had.
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Cool picture! Sounds like you had a great night
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He looks like he's in a hurry!
Your New Year's party sounds lively!
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Sounds like great music.
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Sounds like the great way to bring in the year. Love the duck!
-Leesure
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Oh that is an awesome shot!
Very cool that you had more than one place to go to for NYE!!
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That duck... wow. awesome. Here's to your reinventing your environment you allured to.. for the better!
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"allured to" :D
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Flamenco guitars are great. You had a nice day.
Beautiful duck in flight.
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Oh, by the way, like your portrait. Great colours.
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I can't see you in the self portrait :s
Nice bird photo !
happy new year :-)
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glow, the gypsy is standing just beyond the veil! this is my theory.
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yep, and she's (glory) stickin to it. ok, i apologize in advance for cutting up in class -- I should behave when I visit other streams.... but i have ADD and therefore my mind wanders..... couldn't help but notice all the comments about "sounds" like.... ahem... language is a funny thing, but we haven't heard anything -- we read it; so technicallyl .... it "looks" like...
by the way -- i see lips and eyes behind the veil -- she's there :-)
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you're lucky both of you, I still don't find her....I'll believe you then :D
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Maybe I should just leave you all guessing--but no, beyond the veil is my torso.
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ooooooh, okkkkk, now I understand what I see !!:D
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January 2, 2008
Took my son to the doctor this morning so consequently didn't start work until late. When I finished for the day it was already growing dark. I walked down to the beach and took photos of gulls bathing and reflections of rocks in the water. When I came home my son said his bike was missing which means someone had to have come in our house through his window and taken it. Later we found out that our neighbor also had his house broken into and his laptop stolen. We figure the bike turned out to be the get-away vehicle. Ariel took a walk downtown to let his friends know his bike had been stolen. While he was there he saw someone he didn't know who had it. He questioned the guy and the guy said he had just bought it from an older man. Ariel returned home with his bike.
Artist recommendation for today: L'Ham de Foc
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It's so rare to ever recover a stolen bike. I'm glad that he got it back.
And this is a great abstract photo, too. Just enough details to realize that it is reflections of rocks in the water but it breaks up again into those wonderful gold tones.
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Amazing story about the bike. Lovely bird photo and interesting selfie! :-) Looks like the start of an amazing year.
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I wish I got my bike back :( My favorite mountain bike got stolen in the 90s. Good on him for getting it back!!!!!!!!!!
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Well I can count on at least 4 of my hands how many bicycles he has had stolen and never saw again.
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you have four hands? WOW!
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:D
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January 3, 2008
All morning the sky was heavy and grey with expectation of the coming rain. Supposedly a very big wind and rain storm will becoming. This afternoon the rain has started. I need to leave to go to the chiropractor in a little bit. I was hoping the UPS truck would come before I leave as my tripod is supposed to arrive today. One of the changes I want to make this year is to learn how to use a tripod.
Worked all morning but had a moment to drop by the beach to photograph these little gulls bathing.
I will be having dinner at the Greek restaurant in town tonight--live music and of course we will all get up and dance.
Artist recommendation for today: Petru Loykas Chalkias
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glory out. xoxo [deleted] says:
shake it! wear your veil!!
p.s. holy moly @ the whole theif thing. that's incredibly good luck on your son's part for just happening upon his bike like that. i imagine the guy who had it felt like a goober for having bought something stolen. if he really did buy it. if there really was an older guy. if if and if but yay for lost things returned
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I love that picture you posted for the 2nd - I thought it was a painting at first! Anyway, it's gorgeous.
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blushes
the tripod has arrived. since it is supposed to rain all day tomorrow I may have to practice with the macro lens indoors.
my shift key is really funky so I am using capital letters as little as possible
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I'd like to be that lucky to live near the beach and to be able to drop by from time to time :-)
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That is a good start for this new year.
Even if I prefer your 1st of january duck :)
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- My website
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January 4. 2007
Rain, rain, and more rain and add to that big wind and the power being out most of the morning. It just went back on. I ain't going out there!!
So what is my view today--the curtains being drawn back and a view out to my garden.
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Elvis put in a brief appearance.
I may change this image later if I can actually take a better photograph. sigh
news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080105/ap_on_re_us/winter_storm
Artist recommendation for today: Gülay
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So you saw rain and rain and rain and rain.
Very interesting and definitly you transmited that.
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ahahaaha - funny gypsy - if yours is elvis, mine is twiggy - haha
day three baby - 333 to go!
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You're too young to remember Twiggy.
but mine is the las vegas elvis--big pompadour and even bigger body
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Looks like a great day to be a duck! :-0
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My first thought when I saw the pattern of drops was that the rain was giving you the finger....
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Gypsy -- fix your dates, it's Jan now not Dec. By the way -- I like the photo for today, hope you don't change it. ok, i feel like rainman now, 3 down, 3sixty3 to go..... i just took a nap -- see how alert I am ;-)
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OOps, I am always out to lunch when it comes to the calendar. Thanks Teresa!
And maybe the Riverman expects to quit early this year (even if it is a leap year)
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i can see elvis. i want to see him in a cloud next!
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i miss rain so much :(
eelend in 2008
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glory out. xoxo [deleted] says:
*rains on eeland's parade
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Well, the rain is keeping me indoors for the most part; but we need it badly. I did manage to sneak outside, stand on my front porch and take photos of a chestnut-backed chickadee in my garden; but they may be too dark.
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OMG! I love the Elvis sot. Don't change it!
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Yeah, he was a bit of a sot, wasn't he.
And I can't change it now as those were the only photographs I took yesterday. Looks like today might be a bust too...
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January 5, 2008
Rainy came over and helped me put together my new tripod (Thank you!!) and I decided to take some test shots. I had to do it indoors as there is a deluge outside. I ran out picked a few flowers from my garden and set myself up by the window. I took lots of photographs of this bouquet with many different settings and exposures. One or two, I deliberately over-exposed. This is one of the over-exposed ones that i took to photoshop and played with. i liked the results.
Artist recommendation for today: Tarika Samy
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That's lovely.
Reminds me of Romantic piano music :)
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Indeed, Stephanie, Water Music played on a piano...
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the PS really brings out the raininess - runny - liquidy ness
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there's a great quality to this photo, the overexposure works really well
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I like the results too! I know very little about editing. I'm planning on learning that too! Nice job!
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Hi LaM....
Some gorgeous shots as per your usual... I really like your editing on the flower. Your celebration of New Year's Eve sounded wonderful and much more exciting than mine. Music that you love by a campfire? Geez....
For me the Bufflehead has a specific association with Olympia, where I used to live. We kayaked often and saw them there frequently. When we saw them my ex had to shout "BUFFLEHEAD!" It was the only seabird he could consistently recognize.... LOL
Erica Day by Day 2008
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* snort...BUFFLEHEAD !
Looks like you are spending some time with the tripod...had to look a bit to find you amongst all the diaries (makes note to bookmark) ...looks like we have an active group this year ! Good Stuff Gypsy !
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no don't change that shot..... you captured the pitter-patter so beautifully!!
Those are beautiful flowers.. the seem familiar, do you know their name?
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Yes, the rose in front is "Cornelia", behind that is a wild iris, and the one furthest back is a leucojeum. All are from my garden.
The group is great. There is so much activity I haven't gotten around to commenting on most people's diaries.
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I have an even deeper admiration and respect for your art now since finding out that you've only been at this for three years. You are so talented -- What an EYE you have. You inspire me to up my game.
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It seems really nice to me, good work!
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Thanks everyone.
Teresa, yes I started about 3 years ago just before I went to Corsica in September of 2005. I bought a Canon A85 powershot (point and shoot) and used that for about a year or so when I then bought a Canon Rebel xt (digital SLR) before I went to La Corse in September of 2006. At that point I had the kit lens and a 300mm lens and no tripod. I still wasn't able to get good photos of birds and other wildlife but I kept trying. In 2007 I bought the Canon 100-400 mm lens with image stability and a Canon Rebel XTi. Not my dream equipment but I am still in deep debt over these purchases--and add the new tripod to that. More than a hobby--it has become an obsession.
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January 6. 2007
There was a break in the weather this morning and many residents took the opportunity for a walk on the beach. The tide was high and there were lots of pools along the beach that were filled with shorebirds-mostly willets and godwits. There was a great blue heron, one great egret and about 5 snow egrets and one female golden-eye swimming around in the pools. Along the shore were more willets, snowy plovers and sanderlings. I had a great time walking along the beach with my friend Barb and sneaking up on egrets. Had to cut it short though as I needed to go to the radio station for my show.
Snowy Egret
Artist recommendation for today: Niña de la Puebla
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Mostly nature this year, great shot!
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Gypsy I have to admit-- I am amazed you haven't used a tripod before. A brave, new, awesome world awaits you! Especially for shots of stuff at low-light.. It's so much fun! You MUST try night-time long exposure shots- which is my favorite genre.. something I don't do enough of.
I'm guessing you got a particularly good tripod- I just got walmart's special and am *mostly* ok with it... I could use a quality tripod tho.. My requirement at at the time was to be extremely light for backpacking as I'll have to haul it along with everything else for an extended stay in the wild. Heavy ones are the good ones.. Its a trade-off.
I look forward to the brave new world coming for you in 2008... a 50mm lens hopefully, and a tripod you have now.. yay!
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Yes, but did I take the tripod to the beach this morning. NO. So this shot and the other one I posted from today are still done handheld. I bough a Manfrotto tripod which isn't particularly heavy but very sturdy and has clip adjustments rather that tightening by screwing the knobs. I also bought a Manfrotto head that is much cheaper than a Wimberly but I like it very much. Now, I need to not only learn how to use it but to remember to take it with me. Duh.
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Love the light and tones in this one, Gypsy....
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Of course, this one, as with all your avian subjects, is superb; but I really like your shot of the great blue heron. It would've been tough catching that one with your camera stuck on a tripod.
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Looks like the Heron SHot in "Karate kid" no ?
Did he kick an Ass after that ?
Lol !
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January 2, 2008
Someone once asked me why I chose birds as my subject to photograph. I love birds and I also love the challenge. While of course birds are not my only subjects, since I live here on the central coast of California they are abundant and various.
This afternoon after work I drove to Moss landing. I took the tripod with me. Although the tripod is everything I want in one, I do not like the trigger grip that I purchased. Not at all. I found it frustrating, slow, and very difficult to use. I do not know if I can return it or perhaps there is something I am doing wrong. I more often than not took the camera off the tripod and just did the handheld thing.
Juvenile Black-crowned NIght Heron in a Eucalyptus tree (hand-held shot)
Yoann, I have never see Karate Kid so I don't know if the great blue heron in flight shot looks like something from that movie I do like the great blue heron shot very much too. I was quite pleased to get it and you are right emil I would never have gotten it with this tripod grip I purchased. duh.
Artist recommendation for today: Oskorri
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I think Yoann was refering to the snowy egret's posture--in the Karate Kid, the young hero wins the tournament with some lame-o '80s Hollywood karate move the 'crane' technique. I know you were about to put it on your Netflix queue, but I say don't bother. ;-)
*off to find out what a tripod trigger grip looks like...
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Ok, done.
Interesting. Is yours a horizontal or vertical grip, Gypsy? Vertical grip looks and sounds freaky to me. I think I might actually like the horizontal grip--whenever I get around to needing and affording a pro tripod!
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It is the horizontal. This one:
www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_/105-1059665-6327622?url=searc...
He was referring to this heron shot I think
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WO,W what an incredible shot. You are very talented.
*bowing down to the bird master* ;-)
I love the coast. I wish I lived closer to it and could spend a few hours there and then go home. However, it is a 3 hour drive to the east coast from where I live. I guess I shouldn't complain though, I'm way closer than Tim is.
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Hand-held? Nicely done Gypsy! He was intently hunting, looks like...
Moss Landing... love the sound of that. There's a Cinnamon Bay in the virgin Islands - some folks just know how to name things.
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All of my shots thus far have been hand-held. I would really like to master the tripod thing this year.
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So tell me about your tripod... it must be somewhat portable since you're often on the move, walking, whatnot. I wonder about when hiking around how to balance the qualities of sturdy yet not heavy or bulky. I was even considering a monopod, but that might not even be worth it... I'm just not sure....
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wow... how do you get so close!? Or do you just have a great lens?
I love that you live surrounded by such beauty!
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I am relatively close to the birds but I have a 100-400mm lens
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(the beast in my house)
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That Heron is fantastic! I have to agree with Sunny... I'm lucky to see a crow, a pigeon and a seagull on any given day -- 'course half of what you see, I couldn't identify anyway.
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i dont know anything about trigger grips or tripods but i do know that anything you try to learn feels real weird at first - if it dont feel weird, you aint learning anything "D
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Thanks everyone. All these compliments make my head spin. I agree Jonathan about anything new (especially at my age) that one tries to learn feels weird; but the trigger grip is tight, moves too slow, and hurts my hand to use. I found it worthless and frustrating. I missed more shots and the ones I got were less in focus than my usual shots.
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This morning before it started to rain I worked in a garden very near the beach. The weather was threatening so I walked to the end of the block to the beach, saw this little egret so delicately picking its way through the storm-littered beach. Just a few shots before it started dumping. Rainey and I were supposed to meet at noon but we had to cancel. I came home and worked on a photo project for I Muvrini. Their office had sent me an email wanting to use a few of the photos I had taken of a particular village in Corsica. Cool. Happy to do that. As it never stopped raining, I was able to finish the project and mail off a disc.
Snowy Egret on the beach
Artist recommendation for today: Jacques Brel
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Found you ! Bookmark Now ! I like the tripod thing but to be sure you have to devote more time to a shot - it does clear up the night shot tremors....good stuff Gypsy.
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Is that a crane La M?
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Hello La M, I saw this strutting, ruffled little egret on Explore earlier today. You did a super job with those beautiful flowers indoors. Good luck with the new tripod, although I would think most of your outdoor nature shooting would be hand-held. I can't visualize you chasing after a hawk lugging a tripod!
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breathtaking. all of it, really.
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January 9. 2008
No rain today although the sky is still cloudy and grey. I worked in the morning and must return after my late lunch here. i decided to drive home by the cliffs to see if there was any action. I happened to look up in a tall cypress and see what i thought was a large hawk in the tree. i pulled over and got my camera out. I was thrilled to see it was a peregrine falcon quite a bit closer than the last one I had photographed. i took about 200 shots of it before it flew away. This was the last photo I got before it was gone.
I posted one other shot of this falcon
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Artist recommendation for today: Townes Van Zandt
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Wow, brilliant moment you've captured!
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I have a monopod... I don't see much value in them except they make a pretty good walking stick. ;-) Maybe they're OK to get away with shutter speed slightly lower than you could do handheld.. but the camera still shakes.. maybe not quite as much but still.
The feather patterns on that falcon you captured is breathtaking!!!!!!!!
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I am thinking that unless one has a Wimberley mount on their tripod then tripods are really useless for photographing animals. Landscapes, people, macros, fine; but if the subject is moving, forget it. This was a handheld shot.
I was so excited I am amazed my camera didn't shake more than it did. The other good thing about a tripod though is that it does allow you to shoot longer as your hands and arms don't get as tired from holding a heavy lens up in the air; but I still prefer the flexibility of handheld.
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January 10, 2008
I had to take my truck in for some repairs early this morning. I had called my birding friend Judy to see if she wanted to go play for a while since i cannot work without my truck. We drove to Elkhorn Slough and wandered around in different areas and then to Watsonville to some of the lakes and then Struve slough. Now I am home waiting for my truck to be finished. I am supposed to go to visit a friend this evening to give her a lesson in basic photo editing (very basic, since that is all I know).
Flock of house finches at Kirby Park
Artist recommendation for today: Per Gudmensen
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I use a monopod with the long lens just to offset the fact I don't have VR. Tim is right about the walking stick aspect (to a degree). I set the tension on the ball head so that I can press the camera where I want it - then it becomes useful. Mostly to absorb the weight of the camera/lens...and your combo is heavy I would imagine. Great shot on the falcon...I dream.
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Woah, lovely photos. I love the way the egret's feathers are all ruffled, it's as if he's resentful of the weather too!
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Heheh cool... I now know what a finch looks like! It's like watching the Discovery Channel here! Awesome!
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January 11, 2008
Making an attempt at my self-portrait entry.
Not just a straight self-portrait though, my shadow with the mountains of Bavella (Corsica) inside them and a double image of U Falcu. Shows more of the "inside" of me rather than the "outside".
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Artist recommendation for today: Silvio Rodrigues
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