Winged Migration by nelsone

Photography • Animals • posted on Feb 01, 2005

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Wasn't it a great film?

Comments (11)

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TwoPynts

9:55AM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Great image, how did you manage to capture it?

ratracer

10:21AM | Tue, 01 February 2005

fantastic!

MrM

10:22AM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Now that's an awesome nature shot! Was it retouched in any way?

oSerX

12:41PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Excellent shot... I also wonder how did you capture it ?!?!? Superb shot !

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nelsone

2:18PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

I'm so lucky to live close to Shoreline Park in Mountain View, CA. Every day it's something new. This was taken at 9AM on Sunday, standing on a levee that overlooks a slough. The geese warn of imminent takeoff by starting to honk, more and more excitedly, until they all lift off at once. I was ready! They passed close by, down-sun from me, low over the levee. All I did to the image was remove a high-tension tower in the background. Thank you for all the kind comments.

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Lledeline

3:07PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Stunning shot

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pm_hackworth

3:28PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Yes, please give more information about the shot. I am really interested in knowing about this. What does, "Wasn't it a great film" mean?

cynlee

5:28PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

dang!!! congrat on this!! impressively close & sharp :]

parb1194

7:13PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Wow!!! Great capture of these bird in flight. Accolades!!! ;o)

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tizjezzme

7:32PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

O M G osh ... how in the world did you manage this shot!!?? This is incredible!! VOTE!!!

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nelsone

2:28PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

I was lucky enough to see "Winged Migration" on the big screen, but if you missed it, rent the DVD! You don't have to be a bird nut to love it - but it couldn't hurt.