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joemc
 Post subject: A few hummingbirds
PostPosted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:25 pm 
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Comments and suggestions welcome.
Thanks Joe

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awesome shots joemc :)

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joemc
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Hey wolfsong,

Thanks a ton for the comments.... They are appreciated!

I am just trying to share a bit of my work so members understand me before I start commenting in their wonderful work.

Cheers, Joe

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Very nice series. Were you at a park or zoo of some sort? Seems like you were able to go at a few interesting angles. Good work.

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joemc
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These were shot in the wild.... But there are parks in my area that bait them... so that is where most of them were shot...

Not many comments... So I am going to assume that many talented photogs here on this wonderful site have done better.... Please.....feel free to show off your awesome shots in this thread.....


Cheers and thanks, Joe

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awesome Joe
yeah I've done way better, but I keep all my best shots to myself.
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Dude the first couple RED birds are soo cute.

Well done!

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I like the shots :D

Judging by the posts you have made so far you are no newcomer to this photmewotsitthingy :lol:

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I can't tell if and how much sarcasm is going on in these posts. I think they are awesome. I'm really curious what your shooting with. Some seems to be really close and some to sharp to be cropped hard. Better than any of my bird shots for sure.

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Awesome shots with nice colours Joe.

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Wow! These are awesome. Bird photography is one of the most popular genres of nature photography. Bird’s photography is a very challengeable task. You need patient and creative eye to take awesome photographs like yours. We need to spend several days to take single photograph. It is difficult to capture these magnificent creatures in photographs. I really like your shots.
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