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Flying High

Photography Monochrome/Black and White posted on Dec 08, 2011
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...following our ferry. Bill:) "Windows on the World" thumb_2277187.jpg

Comments (26)


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helanker

3:18AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

WOW! What a beautiful shot. I am so bad at photographng flying birds, so I really enjoy this.

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fallen21

3:52AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Awesome shot.

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jendellas

6:41AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Love the mood, amazing capture!!!

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dakotabluemoon

7:04AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Awesome capture here love the wing span the way u captured it.

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debbielove

7:30AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Brilliantly caught Bill! Well done.. Looks good in B/W as well.. Excellent.. Rob

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durleybeachbum

8:50AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Such details in those feathers!!

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MrsRatbag

8:55AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Excellent capture! I love how they stay right with the ferry; I guess enough people take pity on them and toss them scraps that it becomes worth it for them.

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thecytron

9:14AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Xcellent capture!

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Feliciti

9:21AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

wonderful POV and like it in the flight and sepia colors!!

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kansas

9:51AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great shot. Best stay in your car on the ferry or you might get splattered.

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Faemike55

10:22AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Wonderful capture, Bill

alanwilliams

11:05AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

beautiful in-flight shot, shows off the wing structure beautifully

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T.Rex

11:08AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Ferry or no ferry, oh, wow! Just how did you get that shot? They usually move even when hovering on a ferry's updraft. I wonder where the little footsies are hidden away - something I've always wondered about birds in the air. I know where airplanes "little footsies" disappear to. But this is another type of flying entity. Keep up the good work. :-)

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bobrgallegos

11:51AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great ariel shot Bill!!! Love it in B&W!!

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flavia49

1:47PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

beautiful

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awjay

3:16PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

super detail

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jocko500

5:18PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

very good shot

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sandra46

5:33PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

OUTSTANDING IMAGE!

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goodoleboy

6:51PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Detail and lighting beyond spectacular in this black and white capture, Bill.

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hipps13

11:43PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

to watch and stare wonder too wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda

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auntietk

1:01AM | Fri, 09 December 2011

Oh! Those wings! What a treat to see them backlit like this. You can see every feather, every overlap. Superb image! :*

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cfulton

4:48AM | Fri, 09 December 2011

Just soaring along, barely a flap... Lovely details, Clive

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RodS

3:53PM | Fri, 09 December 2011

This is just spectacular, Bill! The backlit wings are almost angelic, and the detail is superb! That's seriously one hell of a capture - the best bird-in-flight shot I've ever seen! Mega-Kudos!

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Blush

5:13PM | Fri, 09 December 2011

Great capture Wonderful..... Hugs Susan~

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tennesseecowgirl

2:02PM | Tue, 13 December 2011

beautiful image!!

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danapommet

8:38PM | Fri, 23 December 2011

Beautiful shot Bill and I like the way the light comes through the feathers in the wings. This works very well in B&W.


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Shutter Speed1/1000
ISO Speed200
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