Saker Falcon by Fotogen

Photography • Creatures • posted on Aug 20, 2006

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I captured this image today while I was out at the same faire where a falconer puts on a great show. It is pretty hard capturing these guys in the air, specially when they only fly them for a few minutes at a time.

Comments (16)

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nattarious

1:32AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Glad to be the first :) What a shot Hadi!! Love the captured action shot my friend!! Its really amazing POV and DOF at the same time.. I know its hard to catch, and you did more then perfect.. Love the frame by the way.. Facons eh! The wing of the Falcon brings to the king, the wing if the crow brings him to the cemetery. ;) Thank you for the post and wish to see some more :D Have a nice weekend my friend.. JOE Btw: I recommend all to check this piece in the larger view :)

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MagikUnicorn

1:47AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Wonderful Shot!

MrsLubner

2:48AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Absolutely gorgeous image filled with motion and emotion. How difficult to achieve this pov AND come back with a clear shot. Lovely capture.

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TallPockets

3:08AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Great shot!

wingnut55

4:51AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

an excellent shot. feel the speed !

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Mondwin

5:19AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Outstanding image!!!!!!!!!!Wonderful!!Bravo!V:DDD.Hugsxx

Nameless_Wildness

6:07AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

What can I say!...technique and skill combined!...well done!!!

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CavalierLady

6:24AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

Amazing that you can freeze this action and get such a clear shot. super shot.

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Zeldie

7:09AM | Sun, 20 August 2006

I was wondering if Nameless_Wildness was going to comment on this one seeing as this is so typically his kind of thing. I think you did an absolutely awesome job! I agree with Jim - technique and skill is what you need for work like this. Excellent!

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