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The Sunday BIRD, Volume 4 Issue 24, October 12, 2008

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He seems pretty blase about the whole photo-shoot thing. Nice shots

Dharma
 
Really beautiful Abby--You will have to explain to me why you bought the Nikon when you do such great work with the Canon.

Cheers, Dharma
 
That first one is gorgeous

Dharma
 
At long last the lens returns--congratulations Colin. Great shots--really like the first post with the bishop birds and other little gold thingy.

Dharma
 
very nice--Dharma
 
very nice images--I like the crane photo very much.
 
Beautiful--love the woodpecker
 
They are lovely.

Dharma
 
Great shot--Nice to know what gear you are using.

Dharma
 
Wow--that is very lovely.

Dharma
 
Nice.
 
Very nice shots.

Dharma
 
Nice shot, Terry! One of the birds that always gives me a smile whenever I see one. :)

Cheers,
Abby
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'Someday I'll take a better photo, right now I'm just taking Snapz'
http://amyabby.smugmug.com/
 
dharma108 said:
Really beautiful Abby--You will have to explain to me why you bought
the Nikon when you do such great work with the Canon.

Cheers, Dharma
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Thanks for the comment & as far as the Nikon, I've always wanted one. Now that I have one, I'm just enjoying the hell out of it, more challenges for me & more fun shooting at the same time. Who knows, maybe in 2 years times, I'll get me an Oly just for the hell of it. But by then I will totally drop the Minolta system as 3 is too many for my brain to handle, I'm no spring chicken anymore, father time is catching up slowly. :)

Cheers,
Abby
--
'Someday I'll take a better photo, right now I'm just taking Snapz'
http://amyabby.smugmug.com/
 
You said, John! I'll run away too! LOL! :)

Cheers,
Abby
--
'Someday I'll take a better photo, right now I'm just taking Snapz'
http://amyabby.smugmug.com/
 
Hi Dharma

Both pics were shot with E-3 and 150mm plus EC-20. The Sunbird shot was handheld.

I had dropped the EC-20 before shooting these pics and it had fallen down a whole flight of solid hardwood stairs (about 6 ft). Doesn't seem any worse for it :)

Cheers

Boon
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/wokoti/
 
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