Harries Hawk
Copyright ©2007, Dave Hall
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I think this is a Harries Hawk but am open to correction.
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Dave Hall
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01-Apr-2007 18:01 CEST |
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Olympus E1 |
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1/1600 |
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f5.6 |
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566 |
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50-200mm = 1.4 converter |
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400 |
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no |
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RAW |
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Harris Hawk (?)
G'Day Dave:
I'm not sure of the species, but when I was first looking at the thumbnail I thought it was a Golden Eagle. I've never seen one of these in Florida; that's for sure.
It's a fine capture, sharp, good color and an interesting subject. And even with the high shutter speed freezing the movement you get a sense of speed or urgency.
There's something in the lower right hand corner that's a bit distracting; however, the hawk is such a dynamic subject that my eyes were drawn directly to its eyes. Eventually, I noticed what looks like some leaves on a tree and maybe a large hill in the background.
Ciao!
Leon Plympton at 19:49 CEST on 01-Apr-2007 [Reply]
NO SUBJECT
Tony Piotrowicz wrote:
> I think this is an Eagle, but I could be mistaken. Nice action shot with the talons extended,
> but you cut off the tail and part of the wing. There is some nice detail in th face and feathers.
> Cheers!
> Tony
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Yep I did cut off part of the tail and wing Tony. These guys don't hang around and pose for you:-)
Cheers, Dave.
Dave Hall at 18:10 CEST on 03-Apr-2007 [Reply]