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Brought a 30D and a 400mm lenes at christmas, got quite a few sequences like this last weekend. Should have brought one sooner.Been using differant panasonic cameras.
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I really envy you that. Only seen one in my life.
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Dave Lewis
 
You certainly have learned to use that lens and camera quickly. Very nice shots. I hope to find another snowy this winter. Got only sitting pictures last year. Enjoy your camera and very fine lens.
Carole
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Seeking the True, the Beautiful, the Good.
 
Nice shots.

Ive been busy shooting Snowies through January with the same hardware. They are magnificient birds.
 
Hi, I'm in southern ontario where are you shooting? Do you use a 1.4 or 2x converter on your lens.
steve.
 
Very cool shots. I have a hard time determining which one is my favorite. I like the ones where he's looking into the camera, but the wing extention is better on numbers 2 and 3. Either way. Thanks for sharing.
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'Image quality is not the product of the machine, but the person who directs the machine, and there are no limits to imagination and expression.' Ansel Adams

http://garypalamara.com/Gallery.htm
 
I love them as a sequence - the way the owl turns towards the viewer is so cool!
 
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