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*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2023.03.18 ***

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That black and white one is absolutely stunning, and you processed it perfectly. I would hang that one on my wall.
 
Gorgeous image! Have you tried the G9's animal detect with mammals? Just curious.
 
Love that autumn foliage and the crisp, clear sky.
 
Beautifully composed shot.
 
Beautifully captured (and my dog approves, too)!
 
I like the color shot a lot. Fascinating composition on the b&w shot.
 
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Gorgeous image! Have you tried the G9's animal detect with mammals? Just curious.
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Thanks! It works great for mammals also.

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Amazing how some are seemingly smiling for the camera. Good job again.
 
Saw this very cute couple near Baños de Agua Santa in Ecuador crossing this swing bridge, high above the river below. The woman was absolutely terrified but with her partner by her side, she eventually made it across :)

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That would be me, my wife would be helping me across.
 
The wood storks were everywhere at Wakodahatchee. You could almost reach out and touch them at some points on the boardwalk.
The wood storks were everywhere at Wakodahatchee. You could almost reach out and touch them at some points on the boardwalk.

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Some storks still building nests, some nests with fledglings, some nests with eggs.
Some storks still building nests, some nests with fledglings, some nests with eggs.

Herons, ibises, cormorants, anhingas all finding places among the storks
Herons, ibises, cormorants, anhingas all finding places among the storks

This great horned owl was drawing a crowd with cameras and binocs
This great horned owl was drawing a crowd with cameras and binocs

I posted some shots of owls a couple of weeks ago and commented that bird AI of the OM-1 seemed to struggle more with them than with other birds. I tried the animal setting and it worked great. It makes sense to me, the owl face looks more like a cat than a canary.

It was my first time there. It almost felt too easy, the birds were so close and so many. I had to remove the TC because I couldn't get whole birds in the frame.

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These photos are actually from today, when I selected to have a walk along the local fjord with the dog. Nothing spectacular, but I quite liked the light.



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Torstein
 
Beautifull birds and some really fine photos!

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I really like the B/W photo, as it has a special composition that I feel tell a story.
 
There are some weird and wonderful birds there! The first is really quite ugly (to my eye), though an excellent portrait! It's the owl that wins for me.
 
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