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Brown Pelicans in the Florida sun.

 
South-west Florida birds

K/M Z6, 200mm, 1/100 sec, f/6.3, ISO 50



K/M Z6, 200mm, 1/125 sec, f/7.1, ISO 50



And this group while ballooning in SW Mexico.

K/M Z6, 270mm, 1/60 sec, f/4.5, ISO 50



--
Jim
'There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.'
-- Ansel Adams
 
Here are a few pelicans shot from La Jolla, Ca with D3 and 300 VR1 with TC17eII.











peace,

Ray
 
Ray, I think your photos are simply breathtaking. Excellent work.

--
Jim
'There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.'
-- Ansel Adams
 
Those are the best shots I have seen of pelicans. Love the mid air poses; they look almost choreographed:-)
 










Here are some of mine
 
Taking at Flamingo, FL

1.In your face



2. About to dive.



3. Dive.



4. Dive.



5. Landing.



6. Take off.



7. Take off.

 
Hi, a shot I took a few years ago on Lake Naivasha in Kenya. Taken with Panny ZX18. Wife likes this so much she had it put on canvas and it's now on the wall :)

p.s. Image taken from Facebook hence may not be best quality ;)





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WSSA #348
 
Brown pelicans flying north past Pigeon Point Lighthouse, near Pescadero, California.



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-Dave
http://pixseal.com
 
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